John Deere Tractor 790

[LHammonds]

I'm buying this rig tomorrow. How's this for off-topic? ;)

 

- Woods Heritage HSS60 Rotary Cutter

- Woods Loader 1006

- Nitros Oxide tank

- Rollover Protection System (ROPS)

- Top cover

 

 

 

LHammonds

[Kendo 2]

Why do you need a front-end loader? And do you get hay forks?

[LHammonds]

Why do you need a front-end loader? And do you get hay forks?

I have 10 acres of land to farm and this is the right-size tractor for the job.

 

This tractor cannot handle round or large square hay bails even if an attachment was added.

 

Here are some of the things I have in mind for the FEL (more idea will probably come after I start using it and getting more familiar with what it can do)

• Move / create / flatten dirt piles...this is a back saver and in my case, I life saver (nearly died not too long ago trying to shovel 3 loads of dirt and lay 7 pallets of grass in a single day)
  
• Maintain my driveway (only need to pay for the dirt / gravel to be dumped in my yard)
  
• Install or Remove fence T-posts with EXTREME speed and no back pain at the end of the day (to remove posts, I plan on welding a couple of hooks on the bucket so I can use chains for lifting)
  
• Moving small bales of hay (that my land produces currently)
  
• Move my remaining dirt pile to my shooting range to serve as a backstop.
  
• Dig out a spot for my soon-to-be pool. (my land is pure blackland soil...at least 10 feet down, no rocks...easy digging)
  

LHammonds

[Michlo]

Why do you need a front-end loader? And do you get hay forks?

I have 10 acres of land to farm and this is the right-size tractor for the job.

 

This tractor cannot handle round or large square hay bails even if an attachment was added.

 

Here are some of the things I have in mind for the FEL (more idea will probably come after I start using it and getting more familiar with what it can do)

• Move / create / flatten dirt piles...this is a back saver and in my case, I life saver (nearly died not too long ago trying to shovel 3 loads of dirt and lay 7 pallets of grass in a single day)
  
• Maintain my driveway (only need to pay for the dirt / gravel to be dumped in my yard)
  
• Install or Remove fence T-posts with EXTREME speed and no back pain at the end of the day (to remove posts, I plan on welding a couple of hooks on the bucket so I can use chains for lifting)
  
• Moving small bales of hay (that my land produces currently)
  
• Move my remaining dirt pile to my shooting range to serve as a backstop.
  
• Dig out a spot for my soon-to-be pool. (my land is pure blackland soil...at least 10 feet down, no rocks...easy digging)
  

LHammonds

 

Got room for a lodger? ;)

[LHammonds]

Got room for a lodger? ;)

Hehehe...already got three. ;)

 

LHammonds

[Lisnpuppy]

You should meet my husband and his John Deer. It is huge!

[Michlo]

Hehehe...already got three. ;)

 

LHammonds

 

I may just come for a holiday then when I need to get away from "civilization". ;)

 

 

You should meet my husband and his John Deer. It is huge!

 

 

Oooer, I've not heard it called that before. :whistling:

[tyreil829]

Conan the farmer?

 

i don't quite understand why would you need to buy one unless you living in the middle of nowhere

 

Col John Sheppard

[dezdimona]

Hehehe...already got three. ;)

 

LHammonds

 

I may just come for a holiday then when I need to get away from "civilization". ;)

 

 

You should meet my husband and his John Deer. It is huge!

 

 

Oooer, I've not heard it called that before. :whistling:

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me either

[Gamerbird]

Hehehe...already got three. ;)

 

LHammonds

 

I may just come for a holiday then when I need to get away from "civilization". ;)

 

 

You should meet my husband and his John Deer. It is huge!

 

 

Oooer, I've not heard it called that before. :whistling:

 

:wacko: Laughing for five minutes and still going :blush: