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Old 08-29-2008, 10:28 PM   #1 (permalink)
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In certain professions size does matter just a few shots showing some dirty little back hoes...

I think this was a request by Craig (gunmaker) a while ago, just got around to doing it after a job using both machines...
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Old 08-29-2008, 10:46 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Okay Duc, you convinced me. Go ahead and sell the #46. It looks even smaller than the Taylor Way 766...Besides...L39 ...'eh... need I say more?
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Old 08-29-2008, 10:51 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Wow, what a difference! You just don't realize the size difference til you put'em side by side. I can see the advantage of having the proper sized equipment, or a bit bigger, for the job.

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Old 08-29-2008, 11:13 PM   #4 (permalink)
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all of you are missing the most important point,, that little deere could do the exact same as the 39 only taking more time to do so, IF, IF it had three pumps to operate hoe as the 39 does, or the 48 or new 59 or the deere's 110. three pumps make it a commercial operating machine. The deere in the picture does not have this option and even if you added a pto pump, it is almost totally impossible for the pto pump to be hooked into the swing circuit and till operate,..

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I found the 46BH a very capable tool for its size. It has good power (is it enough? there is no such thing as too much), what always effected me was the reach ability - short and stubby accounts for frequent postion changes. Its very capable unit ( I have a thread posted here digging out a huge maple stump). While this isnt really a comparision between the two model in any shape or sense, it was just to show the size difference between them. I will most likely keep it (46BH unless somebody convinces me to get rid of it ) because I still run into access limits, and 61" openings compared to 72" come into play still...and no matter what the 46BH beats the dickens out of a shovel 100% of the time. And one less Amigo bandito I need on the job site

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It is a beast. makes our 2520 look like a toy....

Duc arn't you glad i talked you into this....

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it is a beast. Makes our 2520 look like a toy....

duc arn't you glad i talked you into this....

yes!!!

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I Am The Man....

I should be a tractor salesman.
I sold 5 JD 2520's and one L39 in one year....

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