WM75Guy
Elite Member
I have one, the WM75, and my wife has one, the TC40DA. We don't share well. 
How Many Have More Than One Tractor?
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LouNY
Super Star Member
- Joined
- Jul 4, 2015
- Messages
- 10,822
- Location
- Greenwich, NY
- Tractor
- Branson 8050, IH 574, Oliver 1550 Diesel Utility (traded in on Branson) NH 8160. Kioti CK2620SECH
I'm at 4 at the present time just for my driveway and yard work.
An IH 574, Branson 8050, New Holland 8160, Kioti 2620SEC. Then for a lawn mower a Kubota F2000.
I still have to swap implements at times so I need a few more.
Then I also have access to over a dozen more at the farm.
An IH 574, Branson 8050, New Holland 8160, Kioti 2620SEC. Then for a lawn mower a Kubota F2000.
I still have to swap implements at times so I need a few more.
Then I also have access to over a dozen more at the farm.
bdhsfz6
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Apr 11, 2015
- Messages
- 2,312
- Location
- Northeastern Pennsylvania
- Tractor
- Kubota MX5800 HST & L6060 HSTC Formerly L6060 HST B7100 HST, L2550, L3010 HST, L3430 HST
I have two, Kubota MX5800 HST and L6060 HSTC. I could get by with one but at my age, it gets to be a real chore to constantly swap implements, especially the BH92 hoe.
I minimize implement swapping by leaving the hoe on the MX and mow & plow with the L.
When there is a lot of road work to be done, my neighbor uses the MX while I use the L. That way, the job goes twice as fast with minimum disruption to road traffic.
Are two tractors necessary, no but it sure makes life easier around here. Having three would be even better!
I minimize implement swapping by leaving the hoe on the MX and mow & plow with the L.
When there is a lot of road work to be done, my neighbor uses the MX while I use the L. That way, the job goes twice as fast with minimum disruption to road traffic.
Are two tractors necessary, no but it sure makes life easier around here. Having three would be even better!
Tropical Jack
Bronze Member
I have but 1. It is more than sufficient, and I do not mind changing implements. Having Pats quick hitch and hydraulic top and tilt makes changing implements pretty easy.
But changing to or from the backhoe is a bit more involved!
So no desire for another tractor; but an excavator would be great!
But changing to or from the backhoe is a bit more involved!
So no desire for another tractor; but an excavator would be great!
nybirdman
Super Member
My son and I have two;perfect combo I.M.H.O,an L4240 HSTC and a geared open station L3000DT.
John0829
Veteran Member
Have two, old Ford 850 for the heavier work and JD 1025R for the around the house, tight areas plus any heavy lifting (at least as heavy as I do anymore). Went for YEARS with only one tractor and don't want to go back. Each tractor has a purpose and both see regular use.
My SIL and I joke about having a tractor for each implement we own... Ah the dream of changing keys not implements.
My SIL and I joke about having a tractor for each implement we own... Ah the dream of changing keys not implements.
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JJT
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Oct 13, 2001
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- 1,814
- Location
- Upstate NY, USA
- Tractor
- Kubota L3710 HST and a Kubota ZD21 60Pro
Isn't the goal to have one tractor per implement?
scootr
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- Aug 9, 2022
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- 4,156
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- Temecula California
- Tractor
- Kubota MX5200 HST, 773 Bobcat, Cat forklift
I need a lot more tractors !
Maybe we should start a new thread ? How many implements do you own?