Well I thought I got it fixed part 3

old · Apr 5, 2009

Well got all the bugs worked out and it runs well and starts way to easy. AS in hit the starter button and your lucky if you can get you foot off of it fast enough. So now the problem. The M s to small for most jobs I have or to big plus no live any thing makes it one that will end up just sitting and collecting dust. So any body need a good running M????
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Anonymous-0 · Apr 5, 2009

Maybe you should try the classified or photo ads.

glennster · Apr 5, 2009

now rich, ya just cant have too many m's!!!!! i got 3 now and a super m (super's under construction) one has the sickle mower on it, one has a loader on it, and the third has the 260 amp dc welder and 3 point hitch.

Dave H (MI) · Apr 5, 2009

Clever guy...it never occurred to me to get a tractor for each of my implements! I need to run this by the wife. If I don't post for a few days you'll know why.

old · Apr 5, 2009

The problem is an M does not fall into any of my needs. It is to big for a rake, and with out live PTO doesn't work well for the MOCO. To small to do any of the baling plus again no live PTO leaves it out for baling so it is a no need to have tractor.
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old · Apr 5, 2009

Shoot one tractor for each job is the only way to go. Once hay season is here I'll have one tractor hooked to the MOCO one has the sickle bar mower on it as back up. One will have the rake on and another have the other rake as back up. Then one will have the square baler hooked up and the other the round baler. That way there is no need to switch things all the time which is a lot of work and time plus just plain a pain in the back sides. My problem is that this M just does not fit into my needs so it has to go, but I did at least save it from being scrapped which is why I got it in the first place. A lot of tractor I get in I don't get to keep but I get them to save them from the scrap man
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ScottyHOMeY · Apr 5, 2009

As long as we're doin' one tractor per implement. I don't know why you wouldn't just hitch a big hay wagon to it and weld a nut and washer onto the bottom of the pin so it wouldn't accidentally bounce out. There's too many people out there that think the main advantage of steerable runnin' gear is that it makes it easier to line up for the hitch.

old · Apr 6, 2009

I don't have or use a hay wagon. That is what the old 1 ton ford is for. LOL Only problem with the ford is no brakes but thats ok as long as I don't have to stop fast

Red Mist · Apr 8, 2009

Well, Rich, one thing about an M is there is always a market for them. So, it will sell....
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