New 2516 Here Yesterday
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Bob77064
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Congrats, looks great.
MoKelly
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Very nice. I had WVU in my bracket to beat Gonzaga and was disappointed yesterday.
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charliepff
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LOL, that goes for a lot of us.
Thanks for the compliments guys. I wish I had time this weekend to run it. ha ha ha
AchingBack
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Congratulations! Would you mind posting a picture of the mechanical thumb on the back hoe? Thanks, and enjoy your new tool. Just be sure to devour your operators manual.
DutchHenryBrown
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Nice looking set up I am sure you will get many hours of enjoyment out of her.:thumbsup
lus it looks like you have given her a nice place to sleep at night all warm and toasty!
lus it looks like you have given her a nice place to sleep at night all warm and toasty!
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charliepff
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Thanks Guys,
My work schedule is keeping me from playing this weekend. I will take pics of the thumb on monday. We have been reading the manuals as much as possible. There is a lot to learn. LOL
Unfrotanately, the wife said it needs to come out of the garage. I do have permission to build a large shed on the property.
My work schedule is keeping me from playing this weekend. I will take pics of the thumb on monday. We have been reading the manuals as much as possible. There is a lot to learn. LOL
Unfrotanately, the wife said it needs to come out of the garage. I do have permission to build a large shed on the property.
AchingBack
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I just noticed you bought a set of pallet forks. That was a very good investment. I use my forks so often, the bucket is seldom on the loader. Everything I once moved by loading in and out of a truck bed or trailer; is now placed on pallets for easy relocation in my storage area. I use the pallets for firewood, cinder block, lumber, and various landscape materials.
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charliepff
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I got a set of the clamp on pallet forks. So far, I love them. They are very handy to have around. I was moving the brush pile around the other day. It made it so easy. I wish I bought a set a long time ago.
I also forgot to add that we bought from Stonehams Equipment in Waynsboro, PA. Excellent people to deal with. They are a little new at dealing with the Mahindra brand, but there was not a question they could not awnser. They worked hard to make the deal work.
I also forgot to add that we bought from Stonehams Equipment in Waynsboro, PA. Excellent people to deal with. They are a little new at dealing with the Mahindra brand, but there was not a question they could not awnser. They worked hard to make the deal work.
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charliepff
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I did not take pics of the thumb yet. It is made by steel tech and I would not recomend it. I would stick with wallenstein or another major brand. They did not give any instructions; except one diagram. I am in the middle of having my neighbor make some changes to it since he works at a machine shop.
AchingBack
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Charlie, thanks for the info. My dealer sells the Rankin. He told me be sure to find a welder with good skills. Otherwise, the thumb won't work properly.
Rankin Backhoe Thumb
* Features: Fits Most Compact 3-Point Agricultural Backhoes, Regular Duty Skid-Steer Backhoes and Many Small Excavators
* Dramatically Increases a Backhoes Versatility
* Ideal for Landscapers and Small Contractors
* Picks Up & Moves Rocks, Railroad Ties, Pipe, Scrap Material, Limbs, etc.
* Loads or Unloads Material from Flatbed Trailers
* Heavy Duty Construction 1 Diameter Pivot Pins
* Telescoping Adjustable Feature
* Folds Flat Against Dipper Stick for Storage
Requirements: Mounting Requires Welding Unit To Backhoe Dipper Stick. A Qualified & Certified Welder Must Complete Installation.
Chris 3055
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Congrats! Nice looking setup!:thumbsup:
Patiofarmer
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Nice Tractor ! My little 2015 is a great tractor...yours must be really nice with a little more juice !! Happy for you...hope you have as much fun on it as I do on mine !
Skinny1324
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How much was the snow blower? My dealer just quoted me 3300 is that bout rite
Patiofarmer
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Nice piece of tractor !!!!!
My little 2510 had loader and scraper box in back..but I would have loved b.hoe! I ended up buying a little harbor freight b.hoe and I toe it around the yard with the hitch I mounted onto my gannon. The neighbors just smile and wave as they go by, as I have a lot of fun using this equipment that I really could just rent.
But where would be the fun in that? :laughing:
My little 2510 had loader and scraper box in back..but I would have loved b.hoe! I ended up buying a little harbor freight b.hoe and I toe it around the yard with the hitch I mounted onto my gannon. The neighbors just smile and wave as they go by, as I have a lot of fun using this equipment that I really could just rent.
But where would be the fun in that? :laughing:
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charliepff
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I will dig out the slips and let you know. It is a rear mount snowblower.
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charliepff
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The snowblower is from Mahindra and was 2500. Two things I would do different is go with an off brand blower even though this one is built strong, and go with a Woods back hoe and thumb.
kootch88
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I thought you bought a front mounted blower. That sis what I will be getting for my Max 22. Anyone know what list price is by any chance?
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i will be buying a used 2615 this weekend, good to know that Stonehams is a good group of people. i noticed that they just picked up the Mahindra brand last spring but haven't stopped in yet. congrats on your new tractor!
