Buying Advice Small Cab Tractor

[m1garand762]

If the pto shaft is too long get a quick hitch that will give you the distance you need and after the first rental saved it’s paid for

 

[Olympus]

If the pto shaft is too long get a quick hitch that will give you the distance you need and after the first rental saved it’s paid for

Thats a good idea. I didn’t think of that. But sometimes those quick hitch top hooks don’t fit certain implements. I’d hate to buy one purely for use with a rented tiller and it not fit.

 

[Olympus]

You didn't mention mention budget, but a Bobcat Toolcat would do what you need done.

This is my thread if you are not familiar with Toolcats: Toolcat 5610 F and 5610 G Series Pictures

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The view of the 7' brush hog from the seat:

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And no emission stuff to worry with .

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Those are definitely cool, but way out of my budget.

 

[finn1]

Not sure, but I believe you’re going to have to find a tractor with a common rail fuel system and HST to find something with cruise control.

The old school mechanical fuel systems typically wouldn’t have the flexibility and contrl that a modern electronic engine has.

Take a look at the Kioti CK3510 or 4010 SE HST can models. They come equipped with what Kioti calls Linked Pedal and a cruise control button on the dash. I have a CK4010 se hst, and use the cruise function mostly for for road transport, as I don’t have average to bush hog.

 

[sd455dan]

Not sure, but I believe you’re going to have to find a tractor with a common rail fuel system and HST to find something with cruise control.

The old school mechanical fuel systems typically wouldn’t have the flexibility and contrl that a modern electronic engine has.

Take a look at the Kioti CK3510 or 4010 SE HST can models. They come equipped with what Kioti calls Linked Pedal and a cruise control button on the dash. I have a CK4010 se hst, and use the cruise function mostly for for road transport, as I don’t have average to bush hog.

Branson Cabbed CUT's might fit the bill.
No HPCR and have cruise and Hydrostat