Keeping the 4020 busy

Heavyduty1 · Aug 2, 2011

Making a little extra money with the 4020 and boom mower. Heat index of 105 in the east and the 4020 ran just fine. I can tell the hyd are getting a little weak after running 8 hours in the heat or it could be me. :shock:

55 50 Ron · Aug 2, 2011

What"s the big brown shape in the background?

fixerupper · Aug 2, 2011

Looks like a handy mower. Wish I had one of those to mow my creek bank. The plexiglass on the side of the tractor is probably there for a good reason. Jim

RLA · Aug 3, 2011

Looks like a Skid tank to me of some sort..

Ron & I must think alike?? LOL

smallercrawler · Aug 3, 2011

They caught my eye too; looks like several salvaged underground tanks from gas stations, 10,000 gal.??

Heavyduty1 · Aug 3, 2011

(quoted from post at 02:55:43 08/03/11) What"s the big brown shape in the background?

It's a old fuel storage tank.

The place that I was working at builds them, underground and above. That's why they needed the driveway cut back so far. They had two roads for wide load trucks leading to the property and several inner paths for cars,etc.

Heavyduty1 · Aug 3, 2011

(quoted from post at 04:41:48 08/03/11) Looks like a handy mower. Wish I had one of those to mow my creek bank. The plexiglass on the side of the tractor is probably there for a good reason. Jim

Alot of people try to get too close to ditches/canals with a reg bushhog and end up going in, then they call me.

It's actually Lexan, which is supposed to be bullet proof, just kidding it's not that thick but is 10 times stronger than glass. It has already saved me a couple times from flying objects.

Acfarmer89 · Aug 3, 2011

Nice. Sure could use one of those along all the fence our brush hog cant get too.

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