Implement Sale (last year)

[BrettW]

Guys, I can't remember what company had a First Choice implement sale last fall. Reply if you remember. I still need a few items for new house and land in 2004.
thanks again, Brett W

 

[NY_Yankees_Fan]

It was Carver Equipment

 

[jrlichina]

Sweet Tractor also sells First Choice at very competitive prices. They gave me a great deal on a 48" tiller with a slip clutch. Great fast service as well!

 

[sweettractors]

What FC implements were you looking to purchase in the future? We may be able to work up a package deal--Ken Sweet
Sweet Farm Equipment Co *2nd store now up and running*

 

[fivestring]

Try www.nctractor.com

Corriher

 

[BrettW]

Hi, here is what I want to do, and what I think I need, I may be wrong about needs. Have a tractor w/ 20 hp PTO.

1. flatten out ruts, dips, and construction damage, get rid of existing brush, weeds, and get 2 acres ready for grass seed (land is very flat)
2. be able to mow 2 acres/week
3. be able to maintain 500 ft. of gravel dirveway
4. be able to maintain 2 acres of woods (meaning get out dead wood/ brush and make it walkable, it is mostly flat)

possible implements
1. box blade or scraper blade which ever is best and or easiest to use, I have zero experience with either
2. 5' finish mower
3. landscape rake/ or learn to use box blade or scraper blade well
4. landscape rake to drag out sticks and debris.

thanks, all help is welcomed, bw

 

[BXMMCC]

I have a 5 ft. landscape rake with guage wheels - it's great for cleaning up twigs, branches, leaves; does a fine job in grooming the crushed stone driveway (800 ft.) I wouldn't want one any wider, mine is great for manuevering around all the trees. Cleaning up after Isabel really made it my #1 implement!