Posted: 1/22/2025 9:02:49 PM EDT
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My dad sold his place and didn't need a tractor anymore, so he gave it to me. Massey Ferguson 240 w 232 loader, box scraper and bush hog. I'm pretty excited. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By MHIDPA: My dad sold his place and didn't need a tractor anymore, so he gave it to me. Massey Ferguson 240 w 232 loader, box scraper and bush hog. I'm pretty excited. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60540/1000004062_jpg-3442670.JPG |
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Originally Posted By GlockPride: Well? Does she? Think your tractor is sexy? I asked. She said because it was my dad's, that might be weird. Originally Posted By ColtRifle: I don't use my tractor every day but my loader is my favorite tool. I'm definitely looking forward to using it. Originally Posted By FlashMan-7k: Consider getting a brush rake with hydraulic clamping jaws for the front if you can, those are incredibly useful. I'll look into that. |
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Growing up we had a number of tractors on the property, but none with a FEL. We did have a crawler-loader (high-lift), but it was kind of overkill for a lot of FEL tasks and tore the crap out of the ground wherever you used it. Years later I bought a compact TLB, primarily just for the backhoe, thinking the loader wouldn't really be that useful. I ended up using that loader a lot. Upgraded to a Kubota B2650 TLB years later. I use the backhoe a lot but I use the loader probably ten times more often, especially having the SSQA and a set of forks and grapple. |
Gotta enjoy the little things.
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