Need Pricing Info on a 2006 GC2300

[LBrown59]

I am considering selling my GC2300

DEWFPO

why???????????????????????

 

[DEWFPO]

Wow, Walt, those handles look great-- I'll have to see if I can still fit the 2310 in where I park it, if it had a few extra inches at the waistline!

On another note-- I did get a hitch put on my bucket, as per an old thread; already used it a number of times. Used a U-Haul 2" to 1-1/4" adapter.

Why you sellin'? Thinking of going larger?

Hi Walt,

Those handles don't stick out past the AG tires I have so no worries on the clearance. The side was the best place to mount them on the GC2300.

The reason....? My wife said I need a bigger tractor. (can you believe that?).

This winter I was ill for several months and my wife needed to use the tractor to blow the snow. It was a little more than she'd like to handle and the frostbite was getting to her so she wants me to get something with a heated cab.

DEWFPO

 

[irvingj]

Wow, Walt-- best of both worlds! I have to admit that there are days when a cab would be nice.... Though she's a MO farmer's daughter, my wife hasn't expressed an interest in running the tractor.

You're right about the clearance; in looking closely, I see there's plenty of extra width, between the turf tires and the backhoe stabilizers.

LBrown-- It may well be that the Kubota handles, with their slight angle, will work better -- I'll check them both out-- but as you can see, the fenders are already a bit crowded on the 2310, esp. the left side. Doesn't look like a top mount, though nice, would be possible.

Also-- my latest acquisition, a 1971 Honda CB100 that my brother-in-law insisted I bring back from MO this summer, after having sat in a barn with mice & pigeon poop for about 20 years-- cute little beastie! Unfortunately, that brings my collection back up to 4 bikes. Beware! Antique motorcycles seem to proliferate right in front of your eyes!

 

[LBrown59]

This winter I was ill for several months .
DEWFPO

Sorry to hear about that.
Hope all's well by now.

 

[LBrown59]

my wife needed to use the tractor to blow the snow. It was a little more than she'd like to handle and the frostbite was getting to her so she wants me to get something with a heated cab.

DEWFPO

That's pretty clever make her uncomfortable so she will want what you want.

 

[DEWFPO]

Sorry to hear about that.
Hope all's well by now.

Thanks, I'm fine now. I'm a fairly healthy guy so being ill for a few months really put me on my butt. I've got to give huge credit to my wife; having to pull double duty. She took it like a trooper with no complaints.

DEWFPO

 

[DEWFPO]

Wow, Walt-- best of both worlds! I have to admit that there are days when a cab would be nice.... Though she's a MO farmer's daughter, my wife hasn't expressed an interest in running the tractor.

You're right about the clearance; in looking closely, I see there's plenty of extra width, between the turf tires and the backhoe stabilizers.

LBrown-- It may well be that the Kubota handles, with their slight angle, will work better -- I'll check them both out-- but as you can see, the fenders are already a bit crowded on the 2310, esp. the left side. Doesn't look like a top mount, though nice, would be possible.

Also-- my latest acquisition, a 1971 Honda CB100 that my brother-in-law insisted I bring back from MO this summer, after having sat in a barn with mice & pigeon poop for about 20 years-- cute little beastie! Unfortunately, that brings my collection back up to 4 bikes. Beware! Antique motorcycles seem to proliferate right in front of your eyes!

Nice bike, but even nicer tractor.

DEWFPO