SA324 or SA424... need a decision... buying THIS week

[kthompson]

I work mine on pretty good slopes, since flat ground here is an oddity It does fine when you learn what will and won't work. Hint.....just because your wife turns and looks away doesn't make it unsafe.....ahahhaaaa

We enjoy vacationing in Tennessee, lots of difference in land from where we live, about 20 miles west of Myrtle Beach SC. I admit have a fear of falling and your tractor picture for me makes me glad the Lord had me born on flat land! Great state with some great people. Sure wish my sister had been able to talk her husband into retiring there over Texas, nothing wrong with Texas other than an additional 1,000 miles away.

 

[USAF93]

I work mine on pretty good slopes, since flat ground here is an oddity It does fine when you learn what will and won't work. Hint.....just because your wife turns and looks away doesn't make it unsafe.....ahahhaaaa

We're in the same situation here! No flat spots which really impacts implement changes. Plan this Spring is to flatten out an area to store my implements for swapping. The photo I have attached is where I have them now. Kinda tight to maneuver and drop on the pallets. Plus the oil truck needs to get by to refill us.

 

[pcpacker]

The bucket tooth bar was whatever the Yanmar dealer carries in stock for the Yanmar line. I think they la el them as Yanmar tooth bars, so *. But it痴 really nice and fits the bucket perfectly. Had them install prior to delivery. They are strong. I致e used them to dig under surface rotors and rocks and pop them free and there appears to be no damage or bending of the teeth so far. I recommend!

Do you mind telling me what it cost to put the tooth bars on?