New girl on the block

[PondKeeper]

My new B7500 arrived today. I could not be more impressed with Bob Wolf from Woodbury Tractor. Great prep and he spent hours with me going every detail.
He wouldn't leave until I was confortable.

 

[JATO_RaT]

Very Cool Michael, have a blast, Rat....

 

[PondKeeper]

Another view

 

[PondKeeper]

Another view trying to clear out room in the garage to fit her inside. I miss clearing the ROPs in the up position by two inches, darn.

 

[PondKeeper]

Last view. I wanted to show the great job he did adding the hooks and reinforcing the loader. Real clean.

 

[Inspector507]

Welcome.......Welcome.......Welcome

 

[PondKeeper]

It's nice being able to post to the owning forum for the first time.

Mike

 

[GregJ]

Mike,
I have basically the same machine. I can only see one thing wrong with yours. It's way too clean. You'd better go do something about that. Have fun. You're gonna love it.

Greg

 

[Anonymous Poster]

Mike nice machine, I was also impressed at the way Bob reinforced the top of the bucket on yours. After I got back from the chicken run I spent about 2 hours on mine. I need major practice in the control dept.

I am still impreesed with the way Bob handled the whole deal as you know. Bob and I talked about what I wanted, he placed the order without ever asking for a deposit until he dropped the machine off did I write a check.

Have fun.

 

[Anonymous Poster]

Congrats. I'm going to pull the triger on a BX22 or B7500. Can't decide. What kind of backhoe do you have? Is it a 3 pt or subframe or a combination? How do you think it compares to the BX hoe both in function and how easy it comes off and goes on? Looks like the hoes on the b7500 are further away from the tractor than the BX22. Anyone else have any thoughts on this?