Posted by REDPOWER7120 on January 19, 2010 at 17:10:24 from (76.20.191.21):
In Reply to: 3414 loader tractor posted by DANWV on January 18, 2010 at 15:55:06:
If you would look at the first message instead of trying to make me look like an idiot you would read it has a 3 point and pto, if this guy is in the market for a loader tractor, why not warn him about the potential for a underpowered machine whan he could for probably the same price find an agriculture based tractor with a 3 point, pto, and loader, and ample horse power to do more than move the bucket up and down and move its self around the yard, he IS NOT BUYING A BACK HOE.......simmer down here JDemaris, just trying to give the guy our input from our farm plus us on the farm would rather have a larger engine its called higher power and throttle down thats where the fuel savings come in
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