Navy GSCM
Member
I purchased a new Mahindra 3016 shuttle $14,275 out the door, including tax, a full tank of fuel and delivery (same day after hours). I love it so far...picked up a post hole auger and rear blade today.
Price Check Bought my first real tractor!!
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gengine
Platinum Member
Nice machine, and welcome to TBN!
jenkinsph
Super Star Member
Nice tractor with fel:thumbsup:
Welcome to TBN
Thank you for your service.
What are you planning to do with your new tractor?
Welcome to TBN
Thank you for your service.What are you planning to do with your new tractor?
OP
Navy GSCM
Member
My wife bought a horse so I have to clear some of my property for pasture. Then build Run in shed. Fence a few acres on each side of my drive. Then build a small 3 stall barn. Need to get the horse here so I can stop paying boarding fees before she gets her next horse.
RobertBrown
Veteran Member
That's great, glad your happy.
I hope it gives you many years of good service. :thumbsup:
I hope it gives you many years of good service. :thumbsup:
jenkinsph
Super Star Member
Sounds like a plan:thumbsup:
Post your projects and questions on the forums here as there are alot of helpful people on the various forums. Good luck with your projects.
Post your projects and questions on the forums here as there are alot of helpful people on the various forums. Good luck with your projects.
OP
Navy GSCM
Member
Martian, I'm from your neck of the woods. I joined the Navy through the Pontiac recruiting station. I graduated from Holly High School, we used to hang out at an arcade up on Dort Highway back in the day...
OP
Navy GSCM
Member
Jenkins, I'll post what I'm up to, but I might be biting off more than I can chew. I'm in the foothills of the Ozarks and our soil is full of what I guess is decomposed granite.
jenkinsph
Super Star Member
That can make it tough alright I live in the foothills in the southwest mountains of New Mexico and have found that one side of my property has less than a foot of topsoil while 300 ft away it is six feet deep. How you deal with it can make a big difference, be careful that you don't bring lots of rocks to the surface as that can make a real mess.
I live in the foothills in the southwest mountains of New Mexico and have found that one side of my property has less than a foot of topsoil while 300 ft away it is six feet deep. How you deal with it can make a big difference, be careful that you don't bring lots of rocks to the surface as that can make a real mess.