GC1725m Delivered Today.
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LostMy65
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Delivery
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GeneV
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Awesome, congrats.
rcio7684
Bronze Member
Congrats be safe and enjoy!
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LostMy65
Bronze Member
Thanks,
I watched lots and lots of YouTube videos and was pretty convinced it was a good choice.
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I'm definitely going to give it a run for its money.
I need to count them, but have a lot of those rounds to move into the barn to split. Judging by how much I got done yesterday, I'll be working on them for several days.
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Now I'm having about 20 dumb truck loads of dirt brought into to level off a portion of our property.
I debated over getting something bigger, but I also wanted something for all the small jobs around our property.
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For moving the dirt, this video is the one that convinced me the gc1725m will be fine for the task:
I watched lots and lots of YouTube videos and was pretty convinced it was a good choice.
.
I'm definitely going to give it a run for its money.
I need to count them, but have a lot of those rounds to move into the barn to split. Judging by how much I got done yesterday, I'll be working on them for several days.
.
Now I'm having about 20 dumb truck loads of dirt brought into to level off a portion of our property.
I debated over getting something bigger, but I also wanted something for all the small jobs around our property.
.
For moving the dirt, this video is the one that convinced me the gc1725m will be fine for the task:
Pixguy
Elite Member
Congrats. Have fun
Jchonline
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Man I love those little tractors. My next purchase has to be a 6 ton mini-ex, but after that I am on to the SCUT!
cdaigle430
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Congrats, I m still in love with my 10 year old GC2410.
cdaigle430
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So far I moved 45 plus, 18 yard truckloads of sand, dirt, gravel, loam and stone dust using loader and box blade. Only thing I regret is not having a traverse to level it out better.
GeneV
Elite Member
Yeh, that's a good video. So long as you're not expecting too much of them, you could handily do stuff like this w/o breaking a sweat. I'm not sure of these new model numbers, is you're the one with the backhoe?
