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Getting a new tractor
- Thread starter ericscher
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BSM773
Active Member
Very nice, congratulations.
Billrog
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:thumbsup very nice.
hammertime
Well-Known Member
Looks mighty comfy. enjoy!
ericscher
Well-Known Member
Thank you, thank you and thank you.
Those are just stock pictures BTW...
I'm going to be adding three Rear Remotes, plus the 3-point drift control and the 805 loader with a quick detach 4-way bucket.
Those are just stock pictures BTW...
I'm going to be adding three Rear Remotes, plus the 3-point drift control and the 805 loader with a quick detach 4-way bucket.
JNB
Senior Member
That'll be a nice ride! I'm a bit jealous...my gravel driveway tractor has over 3200hrs on it. It lost that new tractor smell a long, long time ago. 
Are you setting the controls for the remotes in the stock locations? I still like a bank of valves up and back. But that's just me. Either way, you can get used to anything as long as it's functional. Enjoy!
Are you setting the controls for the remotes in the stock locations? I still like a bank of valves up and back. But that's just me. Either way, you can get used to anything as long as it's functional. Enjoy!