Tak
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Sorry, my mistake. I was only able to get the listing of the 12 tractors also. However, I did see the full page ad on the hardcopy version.
Yes, the New 425 are out!
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Re: No, conversion is not financially smart
heh, hrl v b you messed up (my words) !!!!!
<font color="red">i did not ask Charlie yet for permission to post his HINT/CORRECTION:
"You did post 30% for the 1430. PT quotes the 1800
series in degrees, at 40 for mine and 45 for the 1850
- both with duals. I assume the 1430 is 30 degrees,
not percent, but I don't have any paper that says so.
Is that a Terry or other PT man's statement?
Certainly, since the engine is similar to mine, the
machine can handle 30 degrees, which is about what
I think mine does without the duals. "
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<font color="green"> thanks to Charlie </font> it should be 30 degrees, as i found out during my discussion with Kristi, looking for the best upgrade path for my business use.
tried to edit but the time had elapsed ....sorry /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
heh, hrl v b you messed up (my words) !!!!!
<font color="red">i did not ask Charlie yet for permission to post his HINT/CORRECTION:
"You did post 30% for the 1430. PT quotes the 1800
series in degrees, at 40 for mine and 45 for the 1850
- both with duals. I assume the 1430 is 30 degrees,
not percent, but I don't have any paper that says so.
Is that a Terry or other PT man's statement?
Certainly, since the engine is similar to mine, the
machine can handle 30 degrees, which is about what
I think mine does without the duals. "
</font>
<font color="green"> thanks to Charlie </font> it should be 30 degrees, as i found out during my discussion with Kristi, looking for the best upgrade path for my business use.
tried to edit but the time had elapsed ....sorry /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
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Re: No, conversion is not financially smart
<font color="red"> I'm just ready to pull the trigger on a 1430 order. </font>
Please pull the trigger. The board needs a 1430 owner. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
<font color="red"> I'm just ready to pull the trigger on a 1430 order. </font>
Please pull the trigger. The board needs a 1430 owner. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
Re: No, conversion is not financially smart
I just got everything sorted out this past weekend - as far as "initial" attachments go. Looks like I'll be ordering the 1430 w/bar tires and arm rests. Attachments will be 4N1 bucket, power rake, and mini-hoe. My brother lives in the east and will be visiting me here in "Gods Country" (Texas Hill Country) in May. He has offered to pick the unit up for me and deliver it. So, I'll place the order in a couple weeks and have them (PT) set it in the corner until bro can pick it up.
I just got everything sorted out this past weekend - as far as "initial" attachments go. Looks like I'll be ordering the 1430 w/bar tires and arm rests. Attachments will be 4N1 bucket, power rake, and mini-hoe. My brother lives in the east and will be visiting me here in "Gods Country" (Texas Hill Country) in May. He has offered to pick the unit up for me and deliver it. So, I'll place the order in a couple weeks and have them (PT) set it in the corner until bro can pick it up.