WHAT TO CHOOSE?

   / WHAT TO CHOOSE? #21  
I know that the 4wd cost more money. When I bought my tractor (YMG2000D) I had to decide sould I go for 2 wheel or 4 wheel drive. Some of the people that I work with kept on insisting that I buy 4 wd. I did not think that I would need it. My place is flat and mowed. I gave in and got the 4wd. The first time that I discovered how handy it really was when I was mowing. I was mowing up to the side of my barn, as I had done many times. It was a little damp I cut the wheel and the tractor kept on going towards the barn. It plowed up a rut. The problem was that I had kicked (big feet) 4wd out of gear. I run 4wd at all times. Some saw this causes undue wear on front end. I am a old 4wd guy, and unless you have lockouts you ain't saving nothing. I have had tractor 4 years and I swore that I would never have a front end loader. Bought one last week. You never know what the future will bring. big dan
 
   / WHAT TO CHOOSE?
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#22  
Thanks big Dan.

I'm still considering 4wd, but just can't decide if its worth the extra $$ or not, for my needs. If I get stuck somewhere, there are plenty of tractors around here that can get me out (family and friends). I'll know more about what I'm gonna end up doing in a few days, as purchasing time gets closer.

Travis R
 
   / WHAT TO CHOOSE? #23  
These are light tractors. The 4wd add a lot of control. Try backing up any incline without 4wd. With 4wd you will have The pulling power of a much larger tractor. I will never have another tractor without 4wd.
 

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