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    M62 TLB for Maintaining Hilly Land ?

    Had some illness in the family and it derailed my equipment quest for a time but I'm considering again. Are you referring the new M62's improvements as being downgrades or just products in general .
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    M62 TLB for Maintaining Hilly Land ?

    Assume the L48 would be a bit more nimble but the M62's extra grunt would be valuable too.
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    M62 TLB for Maintaining Hilly Land ?

    Kubota is going to require a down payment for the 0% option which impacts the buy new value for me. If I've got to pull money out for a down payment, I might as well pull a little more and buy used. Do you have an opinion you'd be willing to share on Mason's?
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    M62 TLB for Maintaining Hilly Land ?

    Too bad there isn't any competition in the tlb category. A skid, mini-ex and tractor would be better but for my needs that would be overkill.
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    M62 TLB for Maintaining Hilly Land ?

    It really wasn't much different in price once thumb etc are added. That whole goods catalog is elusive
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    M62 TLB for Maintaining Hilly Land ?

    I've seen the ones on Mason's site and used is much cheaper. Some of the stuff I read didn't give me a warm and fuzzy feeling. May be a great place but I think you better be very familiar with equipment and check it out before you buy ( same for any reseller). Just the nature of the machine...
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    M62 TLB for Maintaining Hilly Land ?

    There's one born every day and I've been that one many times :-( Did find a base model in Illinois for 88k
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    M62 TLB for Maintaining Hilly Land ?

    That blank dash looks like a good place for a rear view camera too
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    M62 TLB for Maintaining Hilly Land ?

    Still in process - Does the M62 have a Power Outlet (cigarette lighter style) for something like an electric sprayer?
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    M62 TLB for Maintaining Hilly Land ?

    Hope you figure out why it died. Had a JD that got fungus in the fuel and it would die on a steep slope. If that's side to side, 15 degrees (27%) to 19 degrees (34%) cross slope is pretty good.
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    M62 TLB for Maintaining Hilly Land ?

    Telematics is not a requirement but appears to aid in keeping the tractor maintained and running. The 200-400 ft. streches 30-40% slope is on some of my access roads. Can't go around. Have traversed them with my 4710 w loader and rotary cutter when it's dry and with SXS when damp.
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    M62 TLB for Maintaining Hilly Land ?

    New unit less the top/tilt, extra rear Hydraulics ports, 4-1 bucket, hyd loader bucket attach, one BH bucket and telematics may be around 93K which seems to jive with the ads I've seen. Not sure what a demo discount would be but finding one around here would be like finding a needle in a...
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    M62 TLB for Maintaining Hilly Land ?

    Got my quote today 107+tax o_O Anybody in the market for a kidney? Dealer also said no spacers were available for the rear wheels and if aftermarket ones were added it will void the warranty. Also been watching a bunch of videos about how unstable tractors are on slopes. I've used tractors...
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    M62 TLB for Maintaining Hilly Land ?

    They have a hydraulic option for the SSQA attachment. No bar just a button.
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    M62 TLB for Maintaining Hilly Land ?

    May not be able to afford the unit - remains to be seen. Last tractor I bought was in 2006 and the next one I buy will probably be the last. Just wondered if the M59/M62 drive-line felt under-powered as a tractor since it weighed so much. Cheater for the SSQA? Wheel weights is the only...
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