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03-26-2008, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by jbrumberg  LarryRB:
I wish  . I still might be able to "pull off" an A/C cab model with SWMBO  if I am lucky  . Jay  one more time and I think it is coming soon for southern NE and tne northern Atlantic states. | Jay!!! I can't believe you are ready to go air-conditioned CAB on us!!!  What's that all about??? 
Did you win that PowerBall Lottery that I've been trying so hard to win??? 
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03-26-2008, 04:43 PM
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Dougster:
Just some "magical thinking" on my part. I have seen far too many people take advantage of their personal situation; I was going to give it a shot with SWMBO. The chances of success are infinitesimally small. Jay |
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03-26-2008, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted by jbrumberg Dougster: Just some "magical thinking" on my part. I have seen far too many people take advantage of their personal situation; I was going to give it a shot with SWMBO. The chances of success are infinitesimally small. Jay | Oh Jay... Using sympathy to get an air-conditioned CAB tractor???  Is that legit??? Is that permitted??? Is that Kosher??? 
I say if you want one: Go to the bank, take out the money, and go for the gusto!!!
I promise to visit you in the hospital after SWMBO punches you in the nose!
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03-26-2008, 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted by six4atd Thanks Jay! I am wondering if the TC34DA is a little bit too much tractor for what I actually need, making for an awkward mower. I know of 2 people who have DC33's with 72" MMM and they both love them. I'll keep you posted on what I find &/or decide.
Derek | Sounds like its a real good fit for the 27 acres and 5-6 for finish mowing - lets us know how you make out - Im excited for you ! |
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six4atd:
IMHO a TC31 would provide you the power/"footprint" to meet your stated needs. You do need to consider total rig weight and tire type/weight as it relates to mowing and other anticipated tasks. A MMM will rob you of ground clearance and they according to most are a PITA to attach and detach. RFM's and RC's are alot more easy to attach/detach and you have greater control of cutting height, but you have to watch your "swing" when turning and backing up.
Dougster: I am not concerned about my nose.
Jay |
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