Obviously I blame @Pesqueeb for them delaying boarding and just announcing there's a maintenance issue and we're now delayed.It's a germ tube kind of morning.
Depends if you are paying cash or financing. Kubota and Deere both will have some really good financing options. The off brand are really not that bad, they just suck at resale and parts can be difficult. You can’t go wrong with Deere or Kubota. Personally I prefer the control lay out and ergonomics of the Deere, but Kubota is just as good.
Took 2 years, but I finally rode this morning with my neighbor. Got 10 miles out of the door with maybe 1/4 mile of pavement.
Doing a celebration for small dog today, as tomorrow is the end of the road.
@sunringlerider kicking tires on sub-compact or compact tractors. Looking for a loader, backhoe, 4x4. Mainly moving dirt, grading, tree/brush removal. New the way to go? Or are the plethora of used machines worth checking out? Primarily Kubota and JD dealers out this way, with the occasional TYM within a reasonable distance.
Not the person you asked, but why not rent?
Took 2 years, but I finally rode this morning with my neighbor. Got 10 miles out of the door with maybe 1/4 mile of pavement.
Doing a celebration for small dog today, as tomorrow is the end of the road.
@sunringlerider kicking tires on sub-compact or compact tractors. Looking for a loader, backhoe, 4x4. Mainly moving dirt, grading, tree/brush removal. New the way to go? Or are the plethora of used machines worth checking out? Primarily Kubota and JD dealers out this way, with the occasional TYM within a reasonable distance.
Or leaseNot the person you asked, but why not rent?
The problem with little tractors is that they are…well…little. The loader won’t be able to lift more than a couple of hundred pounds. They’re built lighter too.
Decent new tractor with implements is gonna cost at least $20k. That’s a lot of rental…
I've got probably 3 weeks worth of tractor work to do every year (plus the odd sporadic stuff) for say, the next 5 years. Rentals are going for $1,000/wk or $2,500/mo round here. Plus getting a hoisting license. So you are right, the payback period is likely years out.Not the person you asked, but why not rent?
The problem with little tractors is that they are…well…little. The loader won’t be able to lift more than a couple of hundred pounds. They’re built lighter too.
Decent new tractor with implements is gonna cost at least $20k. That’s a lot of rental…
We know you had a choice in airlines, and you chose poorly.Obviously I blame @Pesqueeb for them delaying boarding and just announcing there's a maintenance issue and we're now delayed.
do you have a cat rentals near you?I've got probably 3 weeks worth of tractor work to do every year (plus the odd sporadic stuff) for say, the next 5 years. Rentals are going for $1,000/wk or $2,500/mo round here. Plus getting a hoisting license. So you are right, the payback period is likely years out.
Sub-compact and compact were on my radar mostly for size reasons. The compact I borrowed from a friend seemingly had adequate lifting capacity for most everything I'd want to do. It sucked at cutting grade, but that didn't come as a surprise.
Maybe an hour or so away? Their online inventory only advertises larger machines though, and I don't possess the right qualifications to operate those in the commonwealth of Massachusetts.do you have a cat rentals near you?
The reason I asked is they can get any machine you want, it just has to be requested, and they deliver as well. All cat rental machines come with grade and slope assist as well.Maybe an hour or so away? Their online inventory only advertises larger machines though, and I don't possess the right qualifications to operate those in the commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Do you want to be have 3 point PTO in the rear? Mowers, augers, etc... are pretty awesome tools!Maybe an hour or so away? Their online inventory only advertises larger machines though, and I don't possess the right qualifications to operate those in the commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Dafaq? You can’t just rent what you want? I thought this was AmericaMaybe an hour or so away? Their online inventory only advertises larger machines though, and I don't possess the right qualifications to operate those in the commonwealth of Massachusetts.
That is a good way for him to not being able to pay his mortgage. Despite requiring great skill, jobs like that pay poorly.Do you want to be have 3 point PTO in the rear? Mowers, augers, etc... are pretty awesome tools!
Tractor qualifications??? Thats job security write there! Chase that dragon, get certified, buy a Case 580 and then hire yourself out for odd jobs.
Nope, but I can ship you some via Costco for a shuffleboard and/or box of applesNeeded maple syurp and almond flour at da stor.
60 dollars. 40 for the syrup and 20 for the flour. What in the actual fuck.
Anyone order maple syrup straight from a farm? I know some of u's are making it at home. Brilliant move but I am not able to do so.
Nobody will rent to you without having the proper hoisting license. There are separate classes depending upon the type and capacity of the machine. Loader/backhoe licenses are different from an excavator license. Gotta get a forklift license too.Dafaq? You can’t just rent what you want? I thought this was America
This is just government overreach and an assault on freedom.Nobody will rent to you without having the proper hoisting license. There are separate classes depending upon the type and capacity of the machine. Loader/backhoe licenses are different from an excavator license. Gotta get a forklift license too.
$75 for two weeks of eligibility with a quick online class, or $50/category for 2 years.
wow, are you sure that is in amerka? thats crazy, On the left coast and every state east to colorado I have rented everything under the sun and it requires zero quals or experience. Ive rented the gamut, feller bunchers, D-10's, cranes, even paving machines and road graders. they dont even care if you know how to operate it.Nobody will rent to you without having the proper hoisting license. There are separate classes depending upon the type and capacity of the machine. Loader/backhoe licenses are different from an excavator license. Gotta get a forklift license too.
$75 for two weeks of eligibility with a quick online class, or $50/category for 2 years.