looking at a 2004 5600 to buy

[oldphart]

ok i am back and now i am looking at a used 5600 a 2004 model with about 700 hours on it. it comes from a rust free state and has turf tires a quick attach and high flow. are there anything i need to know before i go look at this model? i believe it is an A model correct? i want to be able to move a round bale of hay so it will need to be able to lift about 1500 lbs,will it do that? any comments or suggestions are welcome THANKS

 

[oldphart]

ok i have identified that there was a drive motor problem but it may have been for newer series machines. this particular toolcat has almost 700 hours and was used lightly i think. what tests can i perform when driving it and testing it to see if the drive motors are going? also did the late 2004 A series have high flow as an option?

 

[Xfaxman]

ok i am back and now i am looking at a used 5600 a 2004 model with about 700 hours on it. it comes from a rust free state and has turf tires a quick attach and high flow. are there anything i need to know before i go look at this model? i believe it is an A model correct? i want to be able to move a round bale of hay so it will need to be able to lift about 1500 lbs,will it do that? any comments or suggestions are welcome THANKS

Don't know about the A, but the F handled 5x6 bales, no problem.

This brush hog weighs 1800 pounds:

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also did the late 2004 A series have high flow as an option?

Don't know, is there a high flow switch on the console?

P.S. I am following your other threads, just bumped this one since no one answered.