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RedWingsDet · #31 03-02-2006, 03:18 PM

Looking good pal. So, when can I come pick it up, I mean, barrow it?

Jamesgateslandscaping · #32 03-03-2006, 10:12 AM

Thanks guys, it should serve its purpose just fine

. Ofcourse you can rent it from me mark, its $250/day plus $1/loaded mile

. Just kidding man! You should come visit UNH sometime!.
James

Tim Wright · #33 03-03-2006, 10:29 AM

James,

I see you have a 01 JD with loader also. Question: Can you comment on the difference of the construction of these two machines? I do not have a JD so this may be an apple/oranges type thing, I don't know.

How do you rate the two JD vs NH, etc.

Tim

Jamesgateslandscaping · #34 03-03-2006, 10:41 AM

The John Deere is a completly different machine, Ill post pics tomorrow. It is pretty much an over grown garden tractor but has served its purpose very well. They both are built very well, its really your choice in color pretty much, green, orange or blue. The deere would have been nice but the dealer by me isnt big enough (imo) to handle such a big tractor. Chappell is the bigger probably in New Hampshire for equipment and can handle anything, they have something like 3 service trucks out daily. The NH was also less money for more tractor, something I didnt consider before until they showed me the size difference and the price difference. This should suit my needs for many years to come.
James

TJLANDS · #35 03-03-2006, 02:49 PM

Nice machine, dont forget snow, it is a very good snow machine.

Tim Wright · #36 03-03-2006, 03:01 PM

Snow-oh ya.

Did you know that we can get heated cabs on the TC35 for winter work?

$5k is what I think I was told.

Tim

sheshovel · #37 03-03-2006, 03:09 PM

THat's a beutifull machine..congrats..don't worry it will pay for itself.
I am very happy for you.

Now clean out that side of ther garage and garage that puppy before
somebody decides they need it worse than you.
Also..you know me with my little warnings...
that nice roll bar will do you no good unless you are buckled up so be safe and have fun on your new machine!
GOOD FOR YOU!

mrusk · #38 03-03-2006, 05:02 PM

Why didn't you get a skid steer. After using tractors for 2 years and then trying a skid steer, i never want to run a compact tractor of any kind ever again. On retaining walls and paver jobs they just are not efficent.

lawnspecialties · #39 03-03-2006, 06:40 PM

Congratulations! Looks just like my TC33DA. I hope you enjoy it and make as much money with it as I do. Just today I spread out 20 yds. screened topsoil and 15 yds. mulch at one of my big accounts. I truly love this machine.