new user with questions about 7510 and 7610
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I didn't ask for filled, just inquired about the R4 tires. He just threw that in the quote assuming I wanted it. I have the same concerns with the filled tires for mowing since it would be the mainstay of the tractors work. I have no problem with filling them myself if I see the need later. I am assuming that the price second dealer shot me was for one of the units they have on the lot that is already set up.
I have to call to check on the lowest quote to see what tires are included with the package. We didn't get into many options or "extras" when I checked with them. I am assuming that the tires are regular turfs. I do plan to follow up with the options that I would like to see what the final breakdown will be in the end.
I have to call to check on the lowest quote to see what tires are included with the package. We didn't get into many options or "extras" when I checked with them. I am assuming that the tires are regular turfs. I do plan to follow up with the options that I would like to see what the final breakdown will be in the end.
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Working on getting prices also, this gets very confusing so I just noticed you didn't list the model numbers so I'm guessing both dealers listing the same FEL. I had one dealer list the smaller LA302 FEL and the other was listed the LA352 for a b7610.
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No, they are the appropriate model for the tractor. I checked to make sure it was the 302 for the 7510, 352 for the 7610 and 402 for the 7800. (Unless there is a mistake on them looking up the prices) I believe all of them have the same 60"mmm though, but it may be a different model for the 7800. The 7800 can also handle the 72" deck and they said it would be about $500 extra.
I also check on the 72"RMM and it would be $1758 if I choose to go with it instead.
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No, they are the appropriate model for the tractor. I checked to make sure it was the 302 for the 7510, 352 for the 7610 and 402 for the 7800. (Unless there is a mistake on them looking up the prices) I believe all of them have the same 60"mmm though, but it may be a different model for the 7800. The 7800 can also handle the 72" deck and they said it would be about $500 extra.
I also check on the 72"RMM and it would be $1758 if I choose to go with it instead.
DanR67
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jheady -
Just to throw my lot in with the rest of the folks - the quote from "Dealer 1" is awesome. Regional differences aside - and not necessarily taking increased steel prices into account - I paid nearly $2K more than that (no regrets! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif ) - and with a 54" MMM vs your 60".
RUN! Don't walk! & buy that 'Bota! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Btw - I don't have filled tires - I did get the Kubota "Weight Box" - but hate messing with the 3PH set-up. So I just have a "weighted pallet" that I pick up with my 3PH forks.
I remove "everything" for mowing - and while it is possible to leave a track if you have any low-lying "soggy areas" of your lawn - I find my R4s don't hurt the turf - as long as you take cornering easy & keep it out of 4WD.
Best of luck with whatever you choose!
Dan
Just to throw my lot in with the rest of the folks - the quote from "Dealer 1" is awesome. Regional differences aside - and not necessarily taking increased steel prices into account - I paid nearly $2K more than that (no regrets! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif ) - and with a 54" MMM vs your 60".
RUN! Don't walk! & buy that 'Bota! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Btw - I don't have filled tires - I did get the Kubota "Weight Box" - but hate messing with the 3PH set-up. So I just have a "weighted pallet" that I pick up with my 3PH forks.
I remove "everything" for mowing - and while it is possible to leave a track if you have any low-lying "soggy areas" of your lawn - I find my R4s don't hurt the turf - as long as you take cornering easy & keep it out of 4WD.
Best of luck with whatever you choose!
Dan
just an update.
I haven't bought a tractor yet, things are kinda on hold for the time being. The neighbor right behind my property has put his up for sale so I have been looking at it instead. It is 16.37 acres that connects to my 5 and to another road. (I would rather have the land than the pole barn and tractor if I could swing it.) I know if I do buy the property I will probably need a bigger tractor than I originally thought, so I am falling back to see what turns out. I think the neighbor is "fishing" right now because his price to out of sight and twice the going rate of land in our area and his property accessment. He knows I am interested, but not at that price. I know if I get the 16 ac. I won't have to worry about someone builidng right behind me anytime soon.
I do appreciate all the insight and help that has been given so far. I will try to keep everyone updated.
Thanks again for your assistance.
I haven't bought a tractor yet, things are kinda on hold for the time being. The neighbor right behind my property has put his up for sale so I have been looking at it instead. It is 16.37 acres that connects to my 5 and to another road. (I would rather have the land than the pole barn and tractor if I could swing it.) I know if I do buy the property I will probably need a bigger tractor than I originally thought, so I am falling back to see what turns out. I think the neighbor is "fishing" right now because his price to out of sight and twice the going rate of land in our area and his property accessment. He knows I am interested, but not at that price. I know if I get the 16 ac. I won't have to worry about someone builidng right behind me anytime soon.
I do appreciate all the insight and help that has been given so far. I will try to keep everyone updated.
Thanks again for your assistance.
edski
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Good luck on the additional acreage. Owning land is good. And they're not making any more of it.
