Posted by newhollandnut on September 04, 2015 at 17:39:08 from (216.252.57.161):
In Reply to: OT-Utility Vehicle posted by Why Worry on September 04, 2015 at 12:45:17:
We have an 850 JD gator and absolutely love it. Would never be without one again. Great for fencing checking cattle and thing like that sometimes load some tools up if I have to go work on the excavator or tractor or something I can get out to with the service truck. The dogs love it too. Best thing I ever did was got a receiver hitch on the front. Jobs I used to absolutely hate like weaving the v rake and Tedder through the center post in the building we park them in and backing the header cart in the building are now a breeze and take 1/4 the time. So much easier when you can face it and don't have to break your neck looking over your shoulders. In my opinion it is the most valuable machine on the farm. It's the only one that gets used every single day
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