Logging with the ST35
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Golfgar4
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Nice picture Rick! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
How do you like that ST35? During my search, I found a nearby AGCO dealer that had a ST40 with HST on the lot. He said I could get it for $13,300.00 (bare tractor). How does that rank against your ST35? What did the loader go for?
I was impressed with the AGCO line when I looked at them. The dealer seems pretty good also. I know you mentioned that your dealer is about 60 miles away. I guess if he's the closest AGCO dealer, I could live with it. Has he given you good support so far?
How do you like that ST35? During my search, I found a nearby AGCO dealer that had a ST40 with HST on the lot. He said I could get it for $13,300.00 (bare tractor). How does that rank against your ST35? What did the loader go for?
I was impressed with the AGCO line when I looked at them. The dealer seems pretty good also. I know you mentioned that your dealer is about 60 miles away. I guess if he's the closest AGCO dealer, I could live with it. Has he given you good support so far?
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Like I tell my wife: "I love my diesel-powered wheel barrow!" /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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The tractor was $18,700 and the included: the Woods loader, engine heater, hydrualic remotes, filled tires with rim guard, 13.6-24 tires, 66" bucket, shuttle shift. The dealer: Duible Equipment is great, super nice to deal with. The factory tool box was a small plastic thing so I replaced it with a larger one from a D-series Allis Chalmers. The rear work light was a $90 option so I bought one at TSC for $10 and wired it up myself. Since I'm an AC guy I put AC decals on the Woods loader. I have also bought a tooth bar form a large Woods dealer called Wobma Equipment for just $210 I would highly recommend getting one, it makes a huge difference.
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GeneD14
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I forgot to mention that I bought the loader with the optional quick detach bucket like the newer Bobcats use. Then I have a set of quick attach pallet forks that can snap on to the loader in minutes. Over the winter I bought the wheel weights at my local Agco dealer.
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Nice pic. Shows the power of our toys.
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Whatever I get will definitely have a loader with the Bobcat style quick attch system, a HD bucket or 4-in-1 with tooth bar, Shuttle shift or HST (doesn't matter to me other than the $$), extra remotes, and R4's. I haven't decided about filled tires yet, but I'll look at them.
Thanks for the info. That price I was given sounds pretty good. Kind of wish I could buy now. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif Who knows what'll happen over the next few months? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
Thanks for the info. That price I was given sounds pretty good. Kind of wish I could buy now. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif Who knows what'll happen over the next few months? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
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GeneD14, Is this an Iseki?
