Speaking of high, that Mahindra the the guy bought them put on CL the
same day for $4k higher and deleted the ad, so I guess he found a dummy
to buy it.
On 4/4/2018 10:58 PM, Curley McLain via Mercedes wrote:
I KINDA GUESSED that from looking at what they had for sale. Good
deal for Larry
I KINDA GUESSED that from looking at what they had for sale. Good deal
for Larry the Liar! (Auctioneer)
What you want to look for is farm estate sales, or retirement sales, or
liquidation sales. Our JDs went cheap. THe other H went cheap. The
one I bought went high. pretty much
I sold my JD 3032e. Now I am looking for another tractor. I am still
not sure if I want want to go with a cheap old tractor, or spend more
money on a little newer bigger tractor, or spend a little less on
another compact but slightly bigger than what I had.
On 4/4/2018 7:10 PM, Buggered
What kind of tractor are you selling?
--R
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> On Apr 4, 2018, at 2:57 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> There is a once a month tractor auction here that is going on right now. I
> have been watching it online off and on and so far I don’t
Long time ago now, but my father used to haunt the equipment dealerships
in search of good deals on tractors that he could buy cheap and repair
himself.
Not for re-sale. Just for his own use.
RB
On 04/04/2018 3:02 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin via Mercedes wrote:
No idea, probably too high
Sent
No idea, probably too high
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> On Apr 4, 2018, at 2:09 PM, Randy Bennell via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
> what are prices like at dealers for used models traded in?
>
> RB
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what are prices like at dealers for used models traded in?
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Except you have to pay 3% fee plus 9.5% sales tax
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> On Apr 4, 2018, at 1:57 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
>
> There is a once a month tractor auction here that is going on right now. I
> have been watching it online off and on and so far I don’t see any
Good traffic = few cars - no traffic
Bad traffic = lots of cars - lots of traffic.
My new hood is in the kayakers paradise - Cabin John. Feel free to visit.
We can share a brew and diagnose my myriad engine oil and coolant leaks
(both turbos).
On Mon, Jun 8, 2015 at 2:16 PM, Rich Thomas via
I was cruising around your old neighborhood quite a bit but did not see
any split wood around anywhere.
I think I might have gone to your new hood too, to a restaurant called
Founding Farmer out a ways.
Traffic up there is pretty much insane.
--R
On 6/8/15 1:59 PM, Andrew Strasfogel via
I was the finest wedge and sledge wood splitter in all of the NW (DC, zip
code 20016), while I lived in my old address.
On Mon, Jun 8, 2015 at 11:38 AM, Randy Bennell via Mercedes
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You need a bigger wood splitter.
RB
On 05/06/2015 11:16 PM, Curly McLain via
Well I got the boy moved from DC to Providence last week, it was a
horrendous drive. I did drive from Chapel Hill to DC on Sunday, and
traffic was pretty minimal though I had to detour off the Fredericksburg
parking lot onto some back roads, as usual.
--R
On 6/8/15 2:23 PM, Andrew
I spent high school weekends in the fall every year taking down trees and
cutting/splitting the lumber for next year's firewood. Mostly oak and cherry.
Hard stuff.
I still have the Monster Maul my Dad bought in 1969. I just gave the Tuttle
tooth two man saw away a few years ago. With two
You need a bigger wood splitter.
RB
On 05/06/2015 11:16 PM, Curly McLain via Mercedes wrote:
Speaking of splitting wood I have not done this in many years. I got
I split all this wood from this tree. The big chunks I looked today
are something like 2 feet across. How do you split those? Do I
Raymond
Subject: Re: [MBZ] tractor
Which Kioti do you have? I'm leaning toward the CK27. I'm taking the
advice to
go oversized and not get the 20. I don't think we'll do a backhoe but you
never
know.
I like that there's a dealer near camp and one near my house. I'm kind of
thinking I'd keep
That fits with other advice I've gotten. I've also read to go up on power with
a hydro tractor which is why I'm thinking the 27 instead of the 20. Smaller
size is important to us for mowing around trees.
I'm thinking maybe loader backhoe and bush hog but I could probably give up the
backhoe.
But thinking I should pony up more money and get this setup, which
the bucket detaches from the FEL and you attach this, looks like it
would work a lot better
Which Kioti do you have? I'm leaning toward the CK27. I'm taking the advice to
go oversized and not get the 20. I don't think we'll do a backhoe but you never
know.
I like that there's a dealer near camp and one near my house. I'm kind of
thinking I'd keep it at my place for the summer.
I'm thinking I'm going to get that more expensive style I sent that replaces
the bucket. I noticed they have a bunch of different versions of that depending
on what you want doz
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On Jun 5, 2015, at 9:44 PM, Scott Ritchey via Mercedes
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
The
If you use it frequently, you won't regret getting a real pallet fork with a
quick-attach interface. My loader has the skid-steer quick attach interface
but I think John Deere has their own version of something similar. The
quick-attach makes changing buckets, forks, etc. very fast and easy.
By
Loading firewood is one of the things I'm especially interested in having an
FEL for. Dad is probably going to start spending a lot more time at camp now
that he's retired and I'll be processing wood for him. I'll probably also get a
splitter to put on the 3pt. Actually with that I might split
2 feet across. How do you split those?
With the splitter. That's what I do. (I never move the ram into
its horizontal position.) I just chew around the edges with the
thing, it gets it done eventually.
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Speaking of splitting wood I have not done this in many years. I got I split
all this wood from this tree. The big chunks I looked today are something like
2 feet across. How do you split those? Do I need to chain saw them in half
first? The FEL is a must have item.
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Loading firewood is one of the things I'm especially interested in
having an FEL for. Dad is probably going to start spending a lot
more time at camp now that he's retired and I'll be processing wood
for him. I'll probably also get a splitter to put on the 3pt.
Actually with that I might split
Speaking of splitting wood I have not done this in many years. I got
I split all this wood from this tree. The big chunks I looked today
are something like 2 feet across. How do you split those? Do I need
to chain saw them in half first? The FEL is a must have item.
Sent from my
The clamp-on forks are useful but with two drawbacks: (1) you can't see
what you are doing when the bucket blocks your view and (2) you will bend
the bucket if you overload them (the loader is stronger than the lip of the
bucket).
Still they are quite useful for the money. I got a set just to
...So which one of the trio (or should that be quartet) are you Roger and
will you be putting out a CD?..
I should be so talented. And the language is Hungarian.
RLE
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Hendrik
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...So which one of the trio (or should that be quartet) are you Roger and
will you be putting out a CD?..
I should be so talented. And the language is Hungarian.
RLE
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from Frank?
mao
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So which one of the trio (or should that be quartet) are you Roger and
will you be putting out a CD?
Hendrik
who can't get that tune out of his mind now
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