Tough to find a 5610

[Xfaxman]

Why not zero percent financing on a new one? That also gives you a warranty and possibly a tax write off.

And you get exactly what you want (including entry steps):

 

[Hay Dude]

Hahaha! :laughing:
I wish! Sell me your lovingly maintained used one, and you buy a new one! :drink:
Actually, your suggestion without question makes the most sense, but alas I am of the “financially challenged” variety of the great unwashed.
It’s not out of the question, but it would take years before I could make enough money with a new toolcat to exceed its monthly payment.
I have 11 other Diesel engine powered machines to maintain.
Like I said, not out of the question, but knowing I also need 2 mowers, it’s not realistic at this time.

 

[DaveBittel]

I don’t have any experience with the turf tires but go with the 29” tires. Gives a little more transport speed and little extra ground clearance doesn’t hurt. I will say the Toolcat is not a mudder like a UTV like a Polaris ranger. Get into some some mud and that may be where you stay.

 

[Industrial Toys]

New equipment is always best. The downside is that with something seldom used, the warranty expires before you have even broken it in. If you own acerage and live in snow country, you want something with BIG wheels and lots of ground clearance. It's really the only thing that matters. It's easy enough to get stuck without having the issue of being hung up on your undercarriage.

 

[Hay Dude]

Yes it’s the smartest money, but if you don’t have that money it’s a bummer.
Only way new works is if someone hires me for a long term project requiring a toolcat or someone dies and leaves me money. :laughing:

 

[Industrial Toys]

I expensed most of my equipment over the years. GREAT when your hobby and interests align with business.

 

[Hay Dude]

I expensed most of my equipment over the years. GREAT when your hobby and interests align with business.

Believe me, I do. The partial list in my signature is an investment of over $300K.

 

[IdahoCowVet]

Galaxy Super Trencher 29x12.5 R15 8 ply tires. On 15"x10" truck rims (6x5.5) w 4" backspace

Next to 29" Bobcat turfs on the last picture.

Hopefully these will help with the mud. I've got a lot of grade work to do.

 

[Hay Dude]

Seems like best to have both. Not liking the looks of those for mowing large lawns. :shocked:
Reminds me of my AG tractor tires. Traction galore

 

[ruffdog]

Galaxy Super Trencher 29x12.5 R15 8 ply tires. On 15"x10" truck rims (6x5.5) w 4" backspace

Next to 29" Bobcat turfs on the last picture.

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Is the turf wheels a 10" with 5" backspace?