Hi from Central New Hampshire

[gear oil]

Hi folks,

I have been lurking on this site for some time now. I have a home here in Conway, New Hampshire. I am looking to get a tractor for snow removal and yard work.

My current plow truck is getting a little tired, so I figured a tractor with FEL would give me what I would need in the snow removal department.
I figure the FEL will get alot of use around the yard.

Anyway, I am looking at the Kioti models at a local dealer. I am liking the ck35 alot.
I guess I would rather have too much horsepower than not enough.

This is a great site and thanks for all the tractor info,

Jim from Central New Hampshire

 

[deerseeker001]

Welcome from Wisconsin

 

[mguitas]

:welcome:

 

[Msamt]

Welcome aboard from the upper valley. I was looking at the CK before I ended up with my DK, no regrets on the brand or the size, if you think you need a 35hp, jump up one size at least.

 

[sixdogs]

When I lived in Maine I bought from Chappel tractor in southern NH. They are or were Kubota and did a first class job on a big Kubota I bought out of the White mountains. Pretty scary up there in winter. Always buy more size and horsepower than you think you need and buy the best quality tractor you can afford. It will pay you back.

 

[Pixguy]

Welcome from a fellow granite stater west from of you. Not sure of your driveway or budget but I've loved my front snowblower along with my latest toy, a rear blade that does a nice job on the gravel road.

 

[KubotainNH]

Welcome from a TBN follower in Southern NH. Seeing you currently plow with a tired truck, think about attaching that plow setup to a tractor bucket. A plow is much quicker than using the bucket and man can you stack snow when it's attached to a FEL. A heated cab is always a good thing too.

 

[gear oil]

Thanks for the warm welcomes.

Earlier today I purchased a new Kioti CK35 HST Cab with FEL and backhoe. I will pick up the tractor Saturday.

I have a bunch of frozen snowbanks I can practice with the FEL and hoe. This will be my first tractor and the 35 HP should be way more than I need.

Thanks again,
Jim from New Hampshire

 

[Garandman]

I have a 32hp Kubota in Goshen and so far, so good! So 35 should work fine. I tip the bucket up a bit, put it in float mode and push away.

 

[Pixguy]

Thanks for the warm welcomes. Earlier today I purchased a new Kioti CK35 HST Cab with FEL and backhoe. I will pick up the tractor Saturday. I have a bunch of frozen snowbanks I can practice with the FEL and hoe. This will be my first tractor and the 35 HP should be way more than I need. Thanks again, Jim from New Hampshire

Congrats Jim! :thumbsup:

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