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While I\'m at it ...
Your opinions ....
I have 6.5 acres, about 2.5 which are finish mowable and 2.5 more are grass paddocks. I have a JD LX288 (18hp) which handles the mowing (with some tough slopes) and some light duty hauling wonderfully. Another 3 acres of very low brush/timothy that I wanna bushhog from time to time, though its not my property. A 5' hog should be plenty of attachment for this low, level field.
I have 2 horses and they generate a lotta compost! These piles must be moved into the lowlands. I also have an 1100 foot driveway, gravel, in need of maintenance and snow removal (too narrow to plow, must be blown or bucketed).
Finally, lottsa dead trees and big rocks to be moved if I want to move them.
I'm convinced a B2710 or a B2910 will do the trick. Anyone think I'm going to small? If so, why?
Oh .. if interested in some free compost (pure, real pure grade A manure ... can u say homegrown tomatoes!), and are in or near lower orange county, lemme know!
Best to you and yours
Your opinions ....
I have 6.5 acres, about 2.5 which are finish mowable and 2.5 more are grass paddocks. I have a JD LX288 (18hp) which handles the mowing (with some tough slopes) and some light duty hauling wonderfully. Another 3 acres of very low brush/timothy that I wanna bushhog from time to time, though its not my property. A 5' hog should be plenty of attachment for this low, level field.
I have 2 horses and they generate a lotta compost! These piles must be moved into the lowlands. I also have an 1100 foot driveway, gravel, in need of maintenance and snow removal (too narrow to plow, must be blown or bucketed).
Finally, lottsa dead trees and big rocks to be moved if I want to move them.
I'm convinced a B2710 or a B2910 will do the trick. Anyone think I'm going to small? If so, why?
Oh .. if interested in some free compost (pure, real pure grade A manure ... can u say homegrown tomatoes!), and are in or near lower orange county, lemme know!
Best to you and yours