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bought me a case 350 dozer


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Posted by dirthog on April 19, 2004 at 14:51:41 from (12.32.223.165):

I asked a while back opinions on what was the best used 350 sized dozer to buy and I got alot of responses. Thought I would follow up that I ended purchasing a 350 case. The same fellow whom sold me my MF65 called me to let me know that he had two 350 machines coming in on trade. One being a 350 deere the other being the case. After looking them both over and running both, I liked the case better. If both machines were in the same shape it would of been a tough decision, but the case was nice and tight with a excellent bottom plus it has a 6 way blade. The deere was pretty wobbled out and had a 4 way blade. I figure it has allready paid for it's self for the first year of payments with the pond I dug this weekend. The pond is about 80 feet across and 10 feet deep. The dig went perfect, the hardest part was actually digging the blade into the ground and actually commiting to the job. In 3 days work the pond is filled, grass has been planted and the trailer is parked next to the water. I also strained some muscles in my tweaked out back and just got back from the doctors. That was the only complication of the whole job ! I wish I was smart enough to have worked this hard twenty years ago, when my body could handle it, lol.


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