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Posted by martin on January 14, 2000 at 08:12:37 from (171.213.223.93):
I live on a hilly 1.5 acres - lots of trees - little grass, lots of landscaping work to be done. I believe I need -low center of gravity
-front loader (500+ lbs)
-belly mower
-hydraulics
-3pt hitch
-relatively large selection of attachements
(things like log splitter, sickle bar, tiller - I assume that as long as their is a 3pt hitch with rear hydraulics(i know not all 3pts are alike)
-no diesal ( I am familiar with gas engines)
-ROPS or ability to add one
-something easy to work on
-large availability of parts to order
-less than 5ft wide (have to go through a gate
-oil pump becuase of the hill
-good brakes - becuase of hill
- something that my boys and I could rebuild to some degree I would like it working but not neccessarily in show room condition. Do not need
automatic transmission
any particular sized engine
4 wheel drive
too spend a lot of money I basically will be doing mostly landscaping, digging, moving stuff etc. I have a lot of trees so mobility is also key. I was considering the
Cub lowboy
Ford n series
Economy The garden tractors which I have now, are just too small to do most of the work that I need to do. TIA
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