Pulled the trigger.

[JakeLS]

Hello all,

Fairly new to the forum. I've been lurking around for a month or two researching a few different SCUTS I was interested in. I ended up settling on the MT125 TLBM due to the good vibes I got from the dealer, price, and honestly not finding much negative said about the MTs on here at all. I took a day off work to go haggle and sign the paperwork. I should have a delivery date tomorrow. I'm excited to get it home and learn how to run it!

I appreciate all the info I've gathered from everyone's posts over the past couple of months. It was invaluable in narrowing down the options on (for me) a very large purchase.

Jake

 

[Scook222]

I’m sure you will enjoy your new tractor. Having a good dealership makes a big difference. Once you get use to the tractor and front end loader, you will wonder how you ever got by with out one.

 

[MGMAN45]

Nice tractor enjoy.

 

[Thomas]

:welcome: to TBN Jake,congrats on new investment :thumbsup: enjoy.

 

[rbstern]

Jake, congrats on the new tractor. Looking forward to reading about your projects with it.

 

[LS Tractor Owner]

Congrats on the new tractor!:thumbsup::drink: Great little tractor! It will exceed your expectations for sure. Keep us posted, you know pics are mandatory requirement

 

[JakeLS]

Thanks, everyone! The tractor is being delivered tomorrow. Unfortunately it looks like rain all weekend..
If I get a chance to get it dirty I'll post up some pics.

 

[Wagtail]

G'day Mate and welcome to TBN from Downunder.

Enjoy the site and congratulations on your new tractor.

 

[Jchonline]

Congrats on the new machine and enjoy!

 

[JakeLS]

Eagerly awaiting delivery... I feel like a kid at Christmas!

 

[Thomas]

Tic..tic..tic. no tractor yet. :confused3: hope your not wearing holes in your sockets.

 

[JakeLS]

The tractor was delivered Saturday around noon. Unfortunately shortly after some severe thunderstorms rolled through and being a lineman that means time to work! I did get to mow the lawn with it and move some dirt mounds that have been driving me nuts since I bought the house. I also learned my first lesson.... when you disconnect the front loader, make sure it's on LEVEL ground. Otherwise it can be a real PITA to get it back on.

Tic..tic..tic. no tractor yet. :confused3: hope your not wearing holes in your sockets.