Buying a New Tractor & Attachments - If I had it to do over again!

Hi All!
Welcome back to the Kioti Channel! Today, I have a little different video for you! My take on the Tractor and attachments. What I would do differently after two and a half years. Thanks for checking it out! If you are thinking about a tractor purchase or attachments, I hope this helps!
#mywildkioti
#cowlitzriverrigging
#CK3510SE

[@JohnzCarz]

Your wife is correct about it being an investment in equipment. If you had to hire out to do these jobs you would be at someone else's mercy for price, scheduling, quality of work performed, etc. And if you rented, same thing - their prices, equipment availability, the condition of the equipment (rental stuff leads a hard life, and sometimes conveniently breaks while on your project), delivery/pickup charges (if you don't have a trailer), etc. etc. Being able to do projects at a moments notice with no time constraints and exactly how you want it done (even if you have to do them over as you learn along the way) is priceless. Be thankful you have the implements, bought before all the crazy supply/price issues - and don't look back.

[@tractorrookie]

😊 Hi JohnzCarz, yes! Very good points! I am thankful I was able to do many of my projects within the time restraints. You are also accurate about rental equipment! I have had some bad experiences when I have rented roughed up equipment. Yes! Prices now are crazy!!! Thanks for checking out the video! Take care!🚜🍺🇺🇸

[@comodice905]

Dawg ur dead wrong investment would be kahboatah.....somin...somin...qualidad....yadda. yyaaddaa

[@fiercewhisper1722]

Really appreciate this video. I sold my 1975 2wd tractor with loader, and I'm shopping all brands for 4wd new tractor so I can finance. I really wanted a backhoe. But as I'm shopping at the end of 2023, a dealer installed backhoe is over 10k, across all brands! Up front, I know I would use it a lot, tons of major landscaping and grading to do around my house (newly built), and I would like to put in a small pond. But after that, I think it would sit, and not be worth much for resale since you'd have to find somebody willing to install the frame mounts, etc. A CK3520HST with 4030 quick attach loader and 2475L backhoe, with some additons like loaded tires and extra backhoe bucket is pricing out at $37k. This is not even the SE model. I also want the front grapple and tiller, but a backhoe blows my budget. Your video is really helping me consider what implements I need the most. I'm seriously thinking of skipping the backhoe in favor of grapple with 3rd function, pallet forks, and tiller. I'll probably set back 2k from my down payment, so I can rent a mini trackhoe as needed.

[@tractorrookie]

😅👍 I hear you! Sounds like you have thought it out and researched it well. Makes sense. I still have my backhoe and I have still hired a guy with his excavator twice over the last year. He charged me less than renting one and having it delivered would have cost, plus, both times he did minor damage to his equipment that I was not on the hook for. Money well spent. Best wishes with your purchase. Take care!🚜🇺🇸💪

[@webbytwo]

Thanks for the great feedback. I appreciate the the comment about Cowlitz River Rigging. I’ve been looking at a few at Cowlitz river rigging, but haven’t been able to hear any feedback from how they are as a dealer.

[@tractorrookie]

😍👊Hi Webbytwo! I appreciate you checking out the video. I have dealt with Scott Wallace on many pieces of equipment! I have been very happy with their service. Good luck with your purchase! Tell Scott I said, “hi” and to treat you right!!!🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@biglarge9418]

Excellent video! Two and a half weeks ago, my RX7320 cab and K9 side by side was delivered. Added loader and bucket of course, backhoe and Titan pallet forks. Wanted a brush hog and box blade, but dealer didn’t have big enough versions to use with 7320. Bought mine in Grants Pass from Runaway Tractor. Jason and Michelle were great to work with. Purchased 200 acres down here in the high desert region of Oregon after a 25+ year career in law enforcement in Portland. Feel some guilt everyday I’m out on my property “working”, while my brothers and sisters are still in the suck. The K9 is awesome also. My wife insisted on one, and how could I say no after letting me get a 7320. I also bought a 1994 YJ for $2500 a few months back and I love that on the property. Feeling pretty blessed these days. Keep up the great work you do with your videos.

[@tractorrookie]

Hi Biglarge! Excellent! Good for you! I feel your pain! I too feel guilty that I escaped the city of Portland. Sounds like you have a wonderful place and some good equipment to get stuff done. I have enjoyed learning and sharing our experiences on our 23 acres. Thanks for checking out the channel and commenting! Have fun! You earned it! 💙🇺🇸🍺🚜

[@gosteel]

Thanks for the Vids. We just bought a CK3520SE last week and are in love with it. Loader, Box Blade and will be buying the pallet forks next. Cheers!!

[@tractorrookie]

Hi Blinddogday, Awesome! Congratulations! I am glad to hear you are loving it. Thanks for checking out the videos.🇺🇸🍺🚜

[@keithrayeski6417]

Listen to your wife Mike!!😎 I got mine in 2019, with backhoe, grapple, bucket (yea…I know) and pallet forks. No regrets….at all! 😎

[@tractorrookie]

😊Hi Keith! Right?! You could have stopped with, “listen to your wife “😂😎 I hear you buddy! Thanks for checking out the video!🇺🇸🍺🚜

[@johndavid4825]

I understand your pain, but I have learned to sit back and do the following calculation: * figure out how much time it takes to load/unload the machine, and round-trip drive to the rental place (that is the time cost to get/return the rental). Try to figure out how many days of work you have done with the backhoe, or whatever implement, now break that up into realistic days when you could have rented it in a block. Now add the number of days (and be sure to consider the portage), and that is the realistic cost comparison to the backhoe. For me, it takes over two hours round trip to pick up the backhoe and take it back. A comparable size rental is $216 for 4-hours, and $310/day, and $950 for a week, and $2,300/month. So, if you have used it for individual 8 weeks a year... then the purchase is clearly a win. If you have only used it a couple of days, then it might be worth getting rid of. In addition to just the cost to rent vs. cost to purchase, there is also lost opportunities -- I do not currently make my living with the farm. So, I can either get up at the crack of dawn and do a couple of hours on the tractor, shower, and head to work; or come home from work, work a couple of hours on the tractor, and call it a day. I can get 10x work done having a machine sit there and use it a little here and there, than plan on a few long weekend to rent a machine, bring it home, work dawn to dusk, and return it before work the next Monday. I would be curious if you ran the numbers if you would still regret it. If so, sell it off -- they keep their value well. I would offer to purchase the backhoe, but if I understand things correctly you are in Washington State, and I am on the east coast -- it probably is not worth the extra money to ship it or drive over to pick it up.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi there, I appreciate the great comment and analysis. In my case, I had a ton of work to do when we bought the property. Now the unit just sits most of the time. Yes, currently this unit is $8500 installed. I paid $6500. Lots to consider. Thanks for checking out the video. Take care!🇺🇸🍺🚜

[@oruwatching]

I have a wood chipper, box blade, regular blade, brush hog, landplane, harrow drag, rake, and grapple. THE BEST BUY was the grapple, which is on my tractor as much or more than the bucket. I use everything else from time to time, but the grapple and the bucket, I use them all the time. For my roads, I would take the landplane and over the box blade every time. When I first bought my property I did need a backhoe. I bought a used tractor with a backhoe. Tractor backhoes are a hassle to get off and on. Used it for 400 hours and sold it for what I paid for it. Now I just use one of those cheap tow behinds when needed. Here is what I tell most people. If I had known what it was going to cost me for everything I needed to work my land I wouldn't have bought the land. The land was the cheapest part of the deal. Fun? Yes! Expensive? Very!

[@tractorrookie]

👍😊 Hi Oruwatching, isn’t that the truth! Agreed! You definitely need a lot of tools to get the job done. I spent a good portion of my working life using my head, in this new chapter I am doing more physical labor. I wish I had my younger body to do it. Great feedback, thanks for sharing! I appreciate you checking out the video! Take care!🚜🇺🇸🍺

[@oruwatching]

@@tractorrookie LOL! I wore a suit all my life also. I wish I had that younger body too. It is hard work.

[@KingsOutdoorLife]

The Host with the Most!!!! Keep them coming Wild Man! Best video you've done in 2-3 weeks!!!!

[@tractorrookie]

😂🤣 Thanks buddy! How ‘bout you stop driving around in that new truck and get to work!!!🇺🇸🚜😜

[@richardbritton5280]

Great information 👍

[@tractorrookie]

😊Hi Richard! Thanks for checking out the video!🇺🇸🍺🚜

[@joebob7344]

There are wants and there are actual needs. Wants usually are even more powerful than needs.

[@tractorrookie]

😊😎 Hi Joe! Right?! I hear you! Thanks for checking out the video! 🚜🇺🇸🍺

[@mcchupka9718]

Very helpful! Thank you Mike.

[@tractorrookie]

Hi M&C, Excellent! Glad to hear it. Thanks for checking out the video!🚜🇺🇸🍺

[@dcidci1012]

Very helpful video, good job. Thank you !.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍Hi there! Thank you! I appreciate you checking out the video!🇺🇸🚜🍺

[@boblani8150]

Great video, you helped me out alot. Thanks

[@tractorrookie]

Hi Bob! Great! Thanks for stopping by and checking out the the video!🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@D-OveRMinD]

Your mentality and thinking is just like mine, and this all sounds reasonable and the route I'm probably going to take now. Good video.

[@tractorrookie]

👍💪 Hi There! Hey, I appreciate it! Thanks for checking out the video! Take care!🇺🇸🚜🍺

[@questamerica9873]

Very good video, lots of excellent info.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi Quest America, Thank you! I appreciate you checking out the video!!🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@dustinpitts2741]

Thanks for being so honest in this video it was helpful for me

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍Hi Dustin! Thanks for checking it out! I appreciate the support! Take care!🇺🇸🍺🚜

[@livelife4471]

I think you have given a fair assessment of your experience. You are not the first to recommend buying the forklift attachment upfront. Sold on that idea. The grapple idea I am sold on too. And after your feedback on the backhoe attachment, I think I will rent a mini excavator when I need a backhoe attachment. I find that I think I should own a backhoe attachment but realistically I only need it now and then. Or get a quote from a nearby contractor to do the job, compare it with renting a mini excavator plus my time and make a decision. The trouble with the backhoe is that I only need it for about 3 or 4 side shows and that is it.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👊 Excellent! Thanks for checking out the video and commenting. Good luck with your decision!🇺🇸🚜🍺

[@yukonpeteneff]

What about your quick hitch I saw behind you at the end of your video? I would agree with you on your choices. You can rent a mini ex many times for $7000 and they are 10x more efficient. I just bought my third tractor. Traded my Kubota B2650 cab for a DK6010se cab. Seems like a good value for the money. I hope it’s as reliable as my old Kubota. The only advice I would offer is considering a flail mower for the type of mowing you are doing. Much better cut quality and better for getting close to fence lines or under tree lines. I sold my Woods BH and bought a flail about 3 years ago and have never regretted it. I think it’s time for me to purchase a grapple … good video.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi Yukonpeteneff, I do use the quick hitch, not for much, but it’s handy for picking up and dropping the box blade. I’m sure you will be happy with your new cab tractor!👍💪 I sold my Woods BH last year and bought a ditch / bank Flail Mower. I am still learning the the tricks of use, but I like it. You’ll love the grapple too!! Thanks for checking out the video. Merry Christmas!!🚜🇺🇸🎄🍺

[@JB-td7bd]

Hey Mike, great video. Sometimes just getting feedback on others experiences is very helpful. Agree with you on grapple use and pallet forks. Almost didn’t buy a set of forks, but probably my most used attachment. Keep the videos coming. Watching guys like you makes me want to start up my own channel. Maybe one day soon. Jeff

[@tractorrookie]

👍😊 Hi Jeff! Thanks for commenting and watching, I appreciate it! If you have ever considered having a channel, you should go for it! I love looking back and seeing what we have done and what we have learned along the way. Sharing your tricks and lessons is always a welcome topic! Take care! 🚜🍺🇺🇸

[@PurpleCollarLife]

Great information!

[@tractorrookie]

😊😎 Hi buddy! Thanks a bunch! I appreciate it!🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@Yeti0044]

Hi Mike, great video. I can't wait to start using my tractor. I just ordered a grapple bucket and a landscape rake. I have pallet forks, and auger, and a box blade. I'm very glad I got the third function valve added at the dealer. I'm getting ready to sell my house in Tucson and move to my property in northern NM, if it's not on fire... Thank you! Take care.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi Dale! Awesome! Sounds like you have a good collection of equipment! I hope your place in NM is ready and waiting for you! I appreciate you checking out the video! Take care!🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@bobbyjoedill]

I've been talking to cowlitz county rigging the last few weeks. Just found this video. They're great guys there. I'll definitely watch more of your videos

[@tractorrookie]

👍😊 Hi Andrew! Yes! They are good folks. I have been very pleased with their customer service and support. Scott is my go to guy. I probably drive him crazy, but he never seems to be put out by me.😂 I think he has been to my house three times delivering stuff. Good luck with your purchase! Thanks for checking out the channel.🍺🇺🇸🚜

[@graemetracybradshaw9871]

Great video mate. Currently going through the process and that was a great help..Love the Thin Blue Line Flag.. All the best from Australia

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍Hi GraemeTracy! Awesome! Good luck with your decision making! Great to hear the video helped, that was my goal. I appreciate you checking it out! Take care! 🚜🍺💙

[@jmac8092]

Ty sir. Wish we had seen this when we bought our Kioti. Ours came with a back hoe, a must, and a front bucket. We then bought pallet forks and a box blade. Waiting, 6 months, for the third function kit for a set of brush forks.

[@tractorrookie]

Hi J Mac, I hear you! It is a tough call deciding what to get first. I waited till the off season to get the third function because they were so busy in the summer. Good luck with your brush forks! Thanks for checking out the video!🇺🇸🚜🍺

[@nunyabidness1972]

I bought a new Kioti NX 5510 HST in 2018. Bought a EA 60" Wicked Root Rake Grapple and EA 60" long pallet forks. Got a 84" Gannon 4x4 box blade with hydraulic scarifiers on the back. Added a Bxpanded Piranha toothbar to the bucket.(highly recommended.) The grapple is my favorite attachment, bar none. Wished I hadn't paid for new pallet forks though, they're everywhere used and nothing to really wear out on them. I wouldn't buy a new bush hog either, tons of used ones, and I would probably use it for about an hour a year myself. That's why I can't pull the trigger on a new tiller either; I'd need at least 74+" to cover my wheel tracks, and it'd come out of the shed once a year in the spring to till a small garden. (Probably take 10 minutes to till it.) Can't justify 3-5K for something I'd use a few minutes a year. I can buy a lot of canned green beans for $5000. I took a hard pass on the Kioti backhoe, I decided I'd just rent a mini-ex or borrow the neighbor's backhoe if I had any serious digging to do. If it was like $2k I might have considered it, but the one for my bigger tractor was ~$8000 at the time. I could rent an excavator that would work circles around a tractor backhoe for a lot of hours for that much $!

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi Numyabidness, That all makes sense! Very sound thinking! I wish I had someone like you giving me advice when I was shopping the first time. I have definitely learned a lot since I started this journey. I guess the the good news is that nearly everything holds its value. Thanks for stopping by and commenting. Take care!🚜🇺🇸🍺

[@carolinafirewood]

A lot of good info. I bought my Kioti (used) with a backhoe about 5 yrs ago, glad I did. Wished I had a grapple. I put clamp-on forks on the bucket, use them all the time. Good video.

[@tractorrookie]

Hi Carolina Firewood, thank you! Nice work finding a decent used tractor, I tried, but I ended going new. I started with the clamp on forks, I got a lot miles out of them. You’ll love the grapple when you get to that point. I appreciate you checking out the video! Take care!🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@russelldudley1590]

good looking tractor

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi Russell! Thanks for checking out the video. 🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@russelldudley1590]

Thank you for responding. I subscribed. Cool that you said hello. I just purchased a 2023 Kioti CK3520SE, with 72" bucket, and implements, bush hog, box blade, drag, pallet forks, and a grapple, which I had to option the tractor for a third function and I wanted to to be operational with the button on the bucket lever.

[@tractorrookie]

Hi Russell! Nice! A brand new one with all the fix ends! Very cool! I’m sure you will love it. I’m up to just over 650 hours. I have been very pleased with its performance. The grapple has been a great addition. Thanks for checking out more videos and subscribing! Take care!🚜🇺🇸🍺

[@brucebabin4137]

The US are so fortunate that purchases are cheaper. Here in Canada, we would no doubt pay 10,000 for that backhoe. I want a tractor as a toy, a do everything machine. I don’t look at it as getting my money back, that never realistically happens. I just want longevity and enjoyment. I never think you lose with that. Beautiful equipment, you did great. 😁

[@tractorrookie]

😊😅I hear you! I call it tractor therapy! Getting enjoyment out of getting the jobs done is definitely a bonus! I hope you get the one you want! I have my eye on an excavator now! Not sure if I can pull it off, but a man can dream!😊🚜🌲

[@stanhutchins4365]

I just purchased 50 acres, I’m now looking to purchase a tractor and the implements. Thank you for the tips, good video.

[@tractorrookie]

😊Hi Stan! That’s awesome! I bet you are looking forward to getting a tractor out and getting to work! Good stuff! I wish you luck in your hunt for the right tractor. Thanks for checking out the video!🇺🇸🚜👊

[@JoeTheFarmer]

Great video and super helpful for someone wanting to make the plunge and buy a tractor. And thanks for the shout out buddy! Come to Tennessee and I'll teach you everything I know about hunting...won't take long! 🤣. I saw that ladder stand back there brother; something tells me you know quite a bit yourself!

[@tractorrookie]

Thanks Joe! I received a pretty good bump in subs with your shoutout. Some people that want a less entertaining vibe! 🤣😂 You might be sorry you invited me, I could show up some day. We love Oregon, but it has it’s issues. I bought a couple used tree stands. We shall see.🦌🌲 Take care!🇺🇸🚜

[@JoeTheFarmer]

@@tractorrookie Ha! you're welcome here in Tennessee any time. You have a great channel man; like others I enjoy watching AUTHENTIC people living their dream. Keep being you man...that's why we enjoy your channel. 😁

[@bradgross8396]

Hi Mike, enjoyed the video! Looking to buy some acreage to have an outdoor playground and thinking of the same Kioti and trying to figure out the attachments needed. Very helpful!

[@tractorrookie]

👍😊 Hi Brad! Excellent! Thanks for checking out the video and I am glad it was helpful. Good luck with your project and purchase! Take care!🇺🇸🚜🍺

[@stevencharles4333]

Appreciate the retrospective. Great points with reasonable rationalization. I'm a Kubota owner - bought it new and it included the bucket. I bought used forks, used grapple and a used rotary tiller; bought used based on the cost vs use equation. With the savings, i was able to buy a new stump grinder attachment. So far, the used gear is still holding up as I'm using the equipment on a wood lot. Thought about a mulcher and the backhoe but decided not to based on cost vs use scenario; but i did rent both for projects that required those attachments.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi Stevencharles, Nice! Sounds like you made some wise moves! Looking back! I can see the benefit of buying used on attachments. Thanks for stopping by and sharing!! Stay safe!!🌲🇺🇸🚜🍺

[@keithrayeski3147]

Good video. My experience is that some neighbors and I have a co-op arrangement. I have the backhoe and provide help to those in my group that have a backhoe project. One neighbor has a sawmill…I get dimensional lumber from him in exchange…and, my backhoe is my rear weight…grapples and forks I think are two of the most versatile implements…never regret either…and for my situation…the backhoe is priceless! I like how you approached this. New subscriber and Kiotier!! 😁👊🏻

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi Keith, Sounds like you have a great system. I have done a little horse trading with the Neighbors. That is a great way to go. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting! Take care!🚜🇺🇸🍺

[@chonle9931]

Grapple ! My EA grapple came 3 months before my Kubota with backhoe, the rub was that if you Don’t have one, you will wish you that you do ,that’s what the backhoe do to us !

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Right?!😂 I hear you! I have watched some videos of the EA grapple! It looks like a great grapple! I do love playing with the backhoe!! Thanks for checking out the video!!🚜🍺🇺🇸

[@Edge715]

Another great video! Don't get rid of the backhoe attachment! You probably have a friend who will need to borrow it! 😁

[@tractorrookie]

Hi TTAH, Right?! It is better to have a friend with a backhoe, then to own one!🤣😂 Thanks for clicking on it! Take care!🚜🇺🇸🍺

[@petrnikityuk9701]

Thank you 👍

[@tractorrookie]

Hi Petr! Thanks for checking out the video! 🚜🍺👍

[@theodorewilson399]

Hello, Mike. I like this video and appreciate the info. I have a LS MT357 Cab shuttle, but my first tractor was a Kubota L2501 w/FEL, box scraper, mower and trailer. Your vid reminded me of when I first got all of that. I have learned so much... fun stuff, all. I also noticed the USMC sticker on the left rear corner of your car windshield. I'm a retired Marine, and wonder f you are a Marine? I'm soon to move to Caldwell, ID (Lord willing). I don't know that we'll ever "bump into one another," but we'll be closer and you never can tell. Do your tractoring w/a smile. : )

[@tractorrookie]

👍😊 Hi Theodore, thanks for your service! I’m actually retired LEO. My daughter is a Marine. You saw the proud parent of a Marine!😎 Definitely a learning curve on the tractor front. Moving to God’s country, good for you! That’s awesome! I appreciate you checking out the video! Take care!🇺🇸🍺🚜👊

[@MrEunderwood]

I just received a quote for the new CK2620 w/4030 loader & 66" bucket, rim guard rear tires, 3rd function and dual rear remotes. All in, it's $27,900 and the dealer said to add another $9k if I want the backhoe. Sounds to me like you got a smoking deal, and I'd hang on to that backhoe if I were you! Lol These new Biden prices are a hard pill to swallow. Have you noticed any issues digging with the 66" bucket? I've seen others with the CK2610 mention that they wish they'd have gone with the 62" so the tractor wouldn't have so much surface area to overcome across the buckets edge when digging.

[@tractorrookie]

Hi MrEunderwood I am assuming that is a financed price without the cash incentives. The third function is about $1400 add on, the additional rear remotes probably 1k. The current cash price for the backhoe is $8450, $9450 financed. If I was going with the 2620, I’d go with the 60” bucket. Better maneuverability and faster loading, not much capacity difference. The cash price for the CK2620 HST is 22k, financed it’s 24k. You might see if they have the 4030C, a little more lift capacity. That’s the price at CCR where I bought mine. Sounds like you are in that ballpark. Good luck with your purchase. Yes, at this point, I’ll probably keep the backhoe. I appreciate you checking out the video!🚜🇺🇸🍺

[@MrEunderwood]

@@tractorrookie lots of useful information there, thanks. I assumed there was a difference between cash price and financed price but didn't ask for that in my quote. Do you know if typically the cash price is reserved only for those who buy it flat out or will dealers give you cash price if you put a certain percentage down? I've only ever purchased from individuals so I'm ignorant to buying from a dealer.

[@tractorrookie]

@@MrEunderwood so the cash price is a Kioti incentive like a rebate. So, no. You have to pay for it outright. A third option is to get a loan and pay the cash price, typically you would be at 8% or so, but not a bad option if you pay it off quickly. You would save the 2k difference.

[@jeffpillar6903]

I used my brush hog all the time until my neighbor introduced me to his zero turn mower. 6 months later and $8500 later, my brush hog takes up space in my barn! Thanks Mike!!

[@tractorrookie]

🤣😂 Excellent!!! You look so good on that zero turn!!! I’m proud of you for taking the leap !!! 🍺🇺🇸🚜🎄

[@pmaint1]

A ztm can't replace a brush hog. The ztm is a finish mower and a brush hog is for chopping rough under growth.

[@tractorrookie]

True! You got in the middle of two neighbors ribbing each other. Thanks for keeping us honest!!!😊🚜🇺🇸🍺

[@fredstephens3057]

Great and informative vid. Your purchasing thought process is very helpful. Tell us about that shed your standing in. I just purchased a ck3510 hydrostatic trans with third function and rear hydraulics. Also purchased box blade and grapple. I’m in need of a simple and practical shed that won’t bust the bank.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi Fred! Hey, I appreciate you checking out the video and commenting! Congratulations on your new tractor! You are going to enjoy yourself!😎 The little equipment shed is 12x24 and was specifically built to store my tractor and side by side. I did a couple videos on it . Part 1 and part 2, I also did a video on the door build. Here’s the first video; kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYeadoibhNdsga8 Let me know if you have any questions about it. Take care! 🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@davehudson4607]

I had a small Kubota HST 1700, no backhoe, always wanted one. I have a CK4010 now with a backhoe, I use it for cutting firewood 🪵 all the time. I have a set of pallet forks which I use a little. I have a snowblower. I definitely want to get a Grapple, and maybe a land plane, or box blade. Thanks for the update and roundup.

[@tractorrookie]

👍💪Hi Dave! CK4010! Very nice! Using the backhoe for cutting firewood! I like it! It sounds like you have a good setup! The grapple is awesome! I have been using it when I can get out and make some brush piles. Unfortunately, since I paved the driveway, my box blade is just my counterweight.😁 I appreciate you stopping by! Take care!🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@davehudson4607]

@@tractorrookie Thanks for your reply, appreciate your videos.

[@mikerequa820]

Good video guess I got lucky bought a new 1526 Mahindra in 2017 purchased pallet forks canopy and box blade already had finish mower and bush hog and tiller wasn't sure about the forks but I've used them things more than anything else. Thanks for sharing

[@tractorrookie]

👍💪 Hi Mike! Sounds like you nailed it as far as knowing what equipment you wanted and needed. I’m still learning, but it has been a fun learning experience! I appreciate you checking out the video!!🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@bud1412]

Very interesting video, I subbed. I hear what you say regarding the backhoe, but as one who hired out a lot of hoe work, I think I spent around $6,000 and that was in the late 70s. Now your work is done and you still own a very valuable piece of equipment, so you are way ahead of me.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi Bud!! Good point! Thanks for checking out the video and subscribing!! Merry Christmas 🇺🇸🚜🍺🎄

[@lonewolfFirearms]

Great video. I bought my Kioti CK3510HST in 2021. I purchased the grapple and 3rd function installed, a tiller, a flail mower and pallet forks at the time of purchase. I still wish I would have gotten the back hoe and I really wish I would have gotten the land plane. I have a lot of gravel parking area at my house that it would come in handy. But I think we all regret something we should have gotten at the beginning. When I think about the land plane only adding about $8.00 a month to my payment compared to having to come up with around$1800.00 to go buy it now I wish I would have just put out the 8 bucks.. from one retired lawman to another keep enjoying the retirement and stay safe brother.

[@tractorrookie]

Hi Bill! I hear you! Yes! I think we all wish we would have done this or that! Bring your tractor over and hook up the backhoe, you can use it for a bit! 😂 Sounds like you did make the smart move and get the grapple up front! I know the box blade, like the land plane is great for gravel maintenance! Sometimes I feel guilty being retired and just playing on the property, but I usually get over it pretty quick!! Take care pal!🇺🇸🍺🚜💙

[@lonewolfFirearms]

@My Wild Kioti Adventures I sure would take you up on the offer if we lived closer together, I would love to try out the backhoe for sure..

[@jhscheppele2448]

I bought a modern brand brush hog hot dipped galvanized, not stitch welded but continuous weld, this thing is bullet proof. But expensive at $3200..00

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍👊 Hi JH! Nice work! My limited experience has taught me that a good piece of equipment will hold its value. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting!!🍺🇺🇸🚜

[@tractortyme]

The attachments my tractor got delivered with was installed 3rd function, pallet forks and a 7' rear blade. Then came inverted snowblower (Cuz Montana) and front grapple. Since I got a 6' box blade, 68'' Flail mower and a 86'' FEL dozer blade. Decided to sell the 7' rear blade as I never had a use for it.

[@tractorrookie]

👍Hi Tractor TyMe! Very cool! Sounds like a great setup! Montana is such a great place to be! I appreciate you checking out the video! Take care!🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@bradw3313]

Good video topic and just ran across your channel….I got a Kubota and a lot less land (7acres). I was on tight budget and luckily found a barely used 50+ hp tractor. I picked up some used HD pallet forks at instance of seller of tractor and he was right as they’ve been extremely handy. I wished I listened to him on getting one of the new Bush Hog shredders he had as they’re 3x now what he wanted but figured I only shred 2 or 3 times a year. So my 50 year old undersized Ford Shredder is still taking care of me. When and if it craters, then I will be sad but til then it was good choice to pass on. I have the bucket, hay spear (reason I needed bigger tractor), forks, box blade, straight blade, old shredder and weight box.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi Brad! Sounds like you are pretty well set and that you made some good decisions. No work. Thanks for checking out the video! Take care!!🇺🇸🍺🚜

[@TheLettich17]

Oh my prices have gone up, I just got the 35 quote, no backhoe, oh my$$

[@tractorrookie]

😳 Hi Jason! I hear you! It sucks how much everything has gone up! Good luck with your shopping. Thanks for checking out the video!🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@bmlandmanagementco4981]

I like that old Farmall B in the background. I started driving that model when I three years old, lol.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi B&M! Wow! That’s pretty cool! It is an awesome tractor! I wish I had the time and the skill to get it back on the road!😜 Thanks for checking out the video!🚜🇺🇸🍺

[@bmlandmanagementco4981]

@@tractorrookie we had a Farmall C as well. I was about 5 when I started driving it, though. I do miss those machines and all of the different implements that we had for them. Anyways,…great video. Good enough content to make me subscribe, lol.

[@tractorrookie]

👍👊 Nice!!! Lots good memories I bet! Thanks! Take care!🤠🌲🚜

[@davehudson4607]

Hi Mike, I’m definitely going to buy a Grapple. I do enjoy my BackHoe, mostly use it cutting wood. I use my Forks as well, far easier cutting logs in the air than on the ground.

[@tractorrookie]

👍😊 Hi Dave, Awesome! I’m sure you will love the grapple. You will probably use it to cut wood too. The grapple is fun to use and it beats picking up limbs other way. Merry Christmas!🇺🇸🍺🚜

[@davehudson4607]

@@tractorrookie Merry Christmas to you and your family as we well. Appreciated your video.

[@cdf01]

I bought the grapple first in 2019. Thought long and hard on the backhoe, could not pull the trigger. The grapple is a beast and is my go to implement for many, many tasks. However, everyday on the property I see backhoe jobs!

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi Craig!! I hear you! I wish we could just have it all😂🤣 Make a list and rent an excavator! They are a lot of fun too!!! Like we need to look for things to spend money on.🤷🏼‍♂️ Thanks for checking out the video!🚜🍺🇺🇸

[@darolfitch8917]

I think you did well, in buying the backhoe. Renting is a real pain, your under the gun(time wise) to get the rental back to the yard, not to run up a large bill. Plus you have used it on several of your projects. Take care of it, and you will have it for many years. Yes I know $6500. is big bucks, however you already recouped some of you money back, on your projects. Do the math, you may find it was a good investment. 😀 Just found you on KZbin today and like your videos. Keep on, keeping on Thanks

[@tractorrookie]

👍😊 Hi Darol, Good points! Yes, the reality is I am happy to have it. I have been mapping out some more projects this fall for it. Thanks for stopping by and checking out the videos.🇺🇸🍺🚜

[@harrycraviotto2375]

Tell like it is! I have a kioti 6620 . Agreed with you mentioned, I think the grapple is the most effective attachment, The back hoe is on my jd and I thought about selling that but when you need it, it is a must have attachment. I installed a electric 12k winch on the box scraper (top)and find that very useful as I do some logging. Always wanting to make each attachment pay its way, and they do. Installed a camera system for hook up front quick attach stuff and is very helpful, and the rear camera has a very precise look at were the back blade hits the ground very helpful. Good job on the video. Cheers from Idaho.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi Harry! Wow! A 6620?! Very nice! It sounds like you have really thought it out! I like the idea of a winch mount and the cameras. I’m jealous that you are in Idaho! 😊😎 Thanks for checking out the video and commenting! I appreciate it!🇺🇸🍺🚜

[@harrycraviotto2375]

@@tractorrookie all that I did was not that expensive, see you have a macron kioti utv, now there is something I could use on my logging trail, steep hills. Got a bayou 300 that works for me. If you get a camera system get one with a split screen so you can get viewing both front and rear at the same time, about 150-200. Also when you get a winch(harbor frt.) build somewhat of an Arch so you can get the front end of the log off the ground. Thanks for the videos enjoy them. Cheers again.

[@tractorrookie]

👍 Yes! The Mechron is pretty handy! I use it a fair amount. It is great for moving tools and supplies, and at the same time keeping hours off the tractor. I have harbor freight winch that I have operated off my 3 point hitch mount. It works okay for small projects. Thanks for the information! Take care buddy! Don’t work too hard!🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@craigbrown1854]

@@harrycraviotto2375 can you post a link to the camera system you bought/installed?

[@Gary-pp7cb]

thank you for your info, im looking to buy this tractor too.

[@tractorrookie]

😊Hi Gary! Congratulations! Thanks for checking out the video!🚜🇺🇸🌲

[@otisbailey5455]

For my use..bucket, blade and the grapple. If you have trees the grapple is a must.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi Otis, Yes! I am loving the new grapple and the bucket is really handy now that the Tooth bar is on it. I don’t think I could get by without forks. I have everything on pallets. Thanks for checking out the video!!!🇺🇸🚜🍺

[@wogamanj]

I bought my rig from Cowletz River Rigging also. Worked with Scott, and he is awesome!

[@tractorrookie]

Hi Jason! Cool! I am glad to hear I wasn’t the only one.😊👍 They definitely are good folks!🚜🍺🇺🇸 Thanks for commenting!

[@wogamanj]

I'm down in the E. Vancouver/Camas area. I really dig your channel. Where are you located, roughly?

[@tractorrookie]

We are on the Oregon side of the Longview bridge, basically off Hwy 30 between Rainier and Clatskanie. Thanks for supporting the channel!👍🚜🇺🇸

[@matthewmassey6212]

I too have 23 acres... have a DK... bucket, forks, grapple and boxblade is how I get most everything done. Also have a rake I use occasionally.

[@tractorrookie]

👊👍 Hi Matthew! Nice! Sounds like you have all the good stuff! Thanks for checking out the video!!🇺🇸🚜🍺

[@outdoors-fun]

Im shocked the dealer didnt recommend the grapple, especially when you bought brush forks knowing you had lots of brush, logs, rocks, etc to move.

[@tractorrookie]

😊 Hi 1020coop, Well, when you buy, you definitely would like to get it all. I really had no idea what all I would do or need at the beginning. It wasn’t long until I was looking at grapples, but Kioti took forever to come out with their own and I really wanted to try it. Thanks for checking out the video! 🇺🇸🚜🍺

[@slip0n0fall]

I'm with you on the backhoe - it's such a pain to rent. Is it more cost effective for many/most to rent? Yeah, probably. But it's tough to put a value on immediate availability and convenience. That's what you're paying for, and for many like myself, that premium is worth the upfront cost.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi There! Yes! Agreed. Super nice to have it handy to use whenever! I appreciate you checking out the video! 🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@bertnl530]

@@tractorrookie Is putting it for rent (with operator!) an option? As I understand the brushhog and the beckhoe are the most expensive attachments, When I see the property, it seems to me there are more people with similar properties and jobs to be done. Gives also a chance for easier write off the tractor itselfe.

[@tractorrookie]

@@bertnl530 Yes! Definitely an option. I have done work for a few of the neighbors, but never for money. Sometimes barter for stuff or firewood. There is money to be made, just have to careful with liability. Thanks for checking out the video and sharing.

[@bertnl530]

@@tractorrookie Insurance things. I don't know of administration or juridical issues in your country. Here, when you want to do it officially many times you need to take a class for one day, because otherwise insurance companies may not accept you,but face it, you have like $10.000 worth of machinery or more which hardly wear out. If there are such classes their costs are nothing compared to the value of your machinery and the insurance risks. Other people would like to use it for one or two days for digging a hole for a concrete floor or so, but they never will buy such thing and with renting without an operator one always will have problems with transport. "How to collect that thing from 10 or 20 miles away to here and bring it back?"

[@tractorrookie]

Very true. Good point

[@hunterlogan2913]

My implements are needs &range of use based along with cost consideration often getting the less costly brand and then Fun Factor and save time & back factor.... I use my bush hog a lot. Woods is more $$$ than many. Can use bush hog to also "chip" brush like smaller tree limbs and then 2-3" standing trees tho you must back onto each I have a rotor tiller for wild flowers which I can also use with frond end loader to move/dig a lot of dirt more effectively. Luckily we don't have any rocks in our dirt Fairly often I have huge chainsaw projects so I'm getting a grapple. Which one ?? less costly, not over 300 - 350 lbs and readily available since I need it Now for two large projects so I might be compromising on $$, exact type, & size. Oh well ~

[@tractorrookie]

👊👍 Hi there hunterlogan, I hear you! It is a maze to figure out cost Vs value and the use level of use. I have definitely found the quality products cost more and hold up better, but like you say, sometimes it just doesn’t matter as much. Thanks for sharing and checking out the video.🇺🇸🚜🍺

[@xdude2x]

Pallet forks and my front blower are #1 and 1a. by a long shot.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍Hi xdude2x, I hear you on the pallet forks. Use them almost daily. I appreciate you checking out the video! Take care!🍺🇺🇸🚜

[@sleddingfarmer8692]

sounds like you got good use out of the backhoe. A mini excavator is far superior in pretty much every way, but if you have the time to use the backhoe and can afford to buy it, then you'll always have it available vs having to go rent. Plus, you could probably get some side jobs pretty easily if you wanted to use it more. For the tiny amount I'd use one, I'll just rent a mini ex. and spend the money on a cab with a heater instead. But great video!

[@tractorrookie]

👊👍 Hi Sleddingfarmer! All good points and I agree a 100%. Excavators are a lot of fun too!!😂😊 I appreciate you checking out the video and commenting! Take care!!!🚜🍺🇺🇸

[@noviceadventurers]

I just happened to go there last weekend to look at tractors they were super nice. I see you have Oregon plates where do you live?

[@tractorrookie]

😊. Hi Novice! Yes! They are good folks. We live just over the Longview bridge on the Oregon side. It is nice being close to your dealership! Take care!🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@davidshay4773]

I did the same thing, I bought a backhoe for $8500 with my first Kioti and I can rent a mini excavator for $300 a day , I sold that tractor and just bought a new Kioti cab tractor without a backhoe, it was a expensive lesson .

[@tractorrookie]

😊 Hi David, I hear you! I would love to try a cab tractor. Living on all hills, when the weather is bad, I can’t really do tractor work, so I’m not sure it would be worth it. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting. 🇺🇸🚜🍺

[@jmac8092]

No cab over for us. Top of mountain in the thick woods and orchard. Rig a red neck canopy when working in the open flats or fields.

[@williamratliffe2606]

Great video. I am on the same page.

[@tractorrookie]

Hi William Thanks for checking out the video!🚜🍺🇺🇸

[@madtater5948]

thanks for sharing the video . do you think a stump bucket would have worked in your situations instead of the backhoe? I'm debating buying a stump bucket to dig trenches over a backhoe. I don't have a bunch of trenches to dig, plus I already own a post hole digger attachment

[@tractorrookie]

Hi Mad! I think it is cool how those stump buckets have trenching capability. I do not think it would have worked for me because I did several trenches and holes close to obstacles, like buildings and banks. Also, for our primary electric line code called for 42” and the water line, I think was 2’. I’m not sure what depth the stump bucket can go. If I had limited use for a backhoe, I’d rend an excavator. I dug 200’ at 42” in one day and you can always backfill with the tractor. Just my thoughts. Hope it helps! Thanks for watching!Take care! 🚜🍺🇺🇸

[@Rail9222]

Good info Mike. Quick question. About your flagpole what are the specs on it and where might I find one. I need to do some landscaping this spring and that is on the short list.

[@tractorrookie]

Hey buddy! Thanks! The flag pole is a four 5’ pieces of aluminum, which puts it about 20’. I bought it used, but the guy said he bought it at Costco. I would like to upgrade. It will handle a 25 mph wind, but not much more. I think it’s in 100 lbs of cement if I remember right. Hope that helps! Take care!🍺🇺🇸🚜

[@tractorrookie]

Looking at it this morning, I think it is 5, five foot sections😜

[@Rail9222]

@@tractorrookie Thanks Mike that helps a lot.

[@jmac8092]

If you do not have 2 tall trees to string the flag between then any 1 inch hard steel pipe jointed together with a pulley welded to the top works? Our flags 3 ft by 5 feet hang between 2 tall old growth trees, 20 inch thick point. angled at a 45 degree slant and 35 feet between. Glory be to watch them in a 30 knot breeze. = =====x===== x =======x=====

[@mrmaddog69]

Great video, any 2nd thoughts on the tractor size or a cab?

[@tractorrookie]

😊Hi Mrmaddog! Good question! I think there are always times when you think you could use a bigger tractor. I guess I would say overall, I am happy with my pick. It’s big enough to do most everything I need and small enough to fit in tight spots. I think I am good without a cab, because bad weather on my property with the hills means no tractor work anyway. I probably could do a video just on that question!!! Thanks for checking it out!🇺🇸🚜🍺

[@allanstaple9785]

love the freedom flag!

[@tractorrookie]

👍👊 Hi Allen! Thanks! I appreciate you checking out the video!🍺🇺🇸🚜

[@allanstaple9785]

@@tractorrookie Im buying a Yanmar YT235 your info comes at the perfect time going with loader box scraper pallet forks

[@tractorrookie]

Very cool!!! Good call! I’m sure you will have fun and get a lot done! Congratulations 👍😎

[@kholcomb86]

Good video! Also, nice hat! I’m a solo motor in OKC #motorwings

[@tractorrookie]

😎👍 Hi Tom! Hey brother, thanks! I appreciate you checking out the video. I am a retired traffic unit. I never had the skills to stay upright long enough for motors, but the motor guys still let me wear the hat. Take care & be safe!🍺🚜🇺🇸💙

[@elmarty4803]

Brother, Im staring at 9k for a backhoe for a Kioti and I say the same thing! better to have it and not need it than not have it and wish you had it.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi pal! I hear you! My dealership said $8400 to set one up like mine. Crazy times! Thanks for checking out the video! Take care!🚜🍺🇺🇸

[@tracyweilandrealtorbeekeep3957]

If you get rid of the Backhoe (you might get most of your money back in this economy) then you did all of those projects for less than rent. Just something to think about, you can only dig so many holes.

[@tractorrookie]

👍💪 Hi Tracy!!! That is a very good point! I probably could get my money out of it! I am always looking at the options!😊 Take care!🇺🇸🍺

[@donnyaldridge6452]

I looked at the Kabota L2501 and the price was insane..I got the actual quote today..I thought the 23,400 was OTD..Nope it was 27,265..Thats HST, quick attach bucket, r4 tires filled with Tax and fees and insurance payments around 454 a month..A bit much I think for around the house. Think I'm gonna look at this Kioti model and Mahindra and do a price compare I was expecting the Kabota to be closer.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi Donny! I’m not sure if you are in my area, but Cowlitz River Rigging is a great Kioti dealership. I hope you find what you are looking for. I have been happy with my Kioti purchase! I appreciate you checking out the video! Take care!!🇺🇸🚜🍺

[@kennkid9912]

Some add ons are useful,some are never used. Most useful,the bucket. Good stable Forks, Rear b;lader scraper to plow driveway. Back Hoe is expensive and limited. You can rent an excavator ,a decent one,go od sized for 1 k. per week. Schedule your work for that time. Grapple,no thanks. Chipper,no. Rear weight can be home made. Center hook on the bucket,yes. Post hole digger, no. Rear rake. Maybe. haying stuff? Not for me. .Just my opinion, we have had a tractor for 20 years and sold off all of our seldom used stuff. Box scraper? No.You can do work on your schedule, If you are rich, you have everything. If you are not choose wisely. Implements are really expensive now. Toothbar on the bucket is handy.

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi Kenn Kid! All sound advice from the voice of experience! Thanks!! I appreciate you stopping by and checking out the video! Take care!!🇺🇸🚜🍺

[@ohiofireman13]

Where did you get the grill in the brush bar?

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍Hi ohiofireman, Retired LEO! Thank you for your service! A buddy made the grill guard for me. Here’s the video; kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5PHkGagjJili7M Thanks for stopping by! Merry Christmas 🚜🍺🇺🇸

[@Sparkeee1978]

It's a good time to sell, if you really don't need something anymore.

[@tractorrookie]

😊😜Hi Sparkeee!! I hear you! Slim pickings at some dealerships! Thanks for checking out the video. I appreciate it. Take care!🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@jacobceparano]

OhhRah!!!

[@tractorrookie]

Thanks for checking out the video!

[@markduffala3724]

What did grapple cost?what model tractor what did it cost?

[@tractorrookie]

Hi 👋 Mark! I was in $2700 for grapple and loader third function. The grapple was about half that. The tractor is a CK3510SE. The tractor was around $20k, although everything is different now!😐 I appreciate you checking out the video! 🇺🇸🚜🍺

[@kellywhite1663]

So you paid 32k for yours new w/attachments back then so this is now with the economy the way it is I'm looking at a 2019 Kioti NX5010 w/backhoe 540 hrs. for 37k it's clean almost like new, I probably won't find a much better deal.

[@tractorrookie]

😊 Hi Kelly Yes! Crazy times! I sold my three year old Duramax for what I paid for it new. You might be right. I have 600 hours on my tractor now. You might be right about that deal. Thanks for checking out the video.🇺🇸🚜🍺

[@kendrury3713]

How do you like the Scagg? I have the same one!

[@tractorrookie]

Hi Ken! I like it! I love the way it mows and turns. I am annoyed at the rattle sound it has when idling. It’s like metal on metal. The pulleys under the seat. I even took it back to the dealer to have them look at it. They said it was normal. It does not sound normal to me, but they put an extra washer on the pulley. It sounds about the same 🙁 I am one of those guys that does not like rattles and shakes that do not sound good 😊 How do you like the Scag? I appreciate you checking out the video! 🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@kendrury3713]

New subscriber here, Love mine, my last scagg was used for 15 years and sold it for $800.00. And like you rattles drive me crazy. Like your channel.

[@tractorrookie]

Wow! Excellent! Well sounds like you got your monies worth!!😊👍 Thanks for the sub! I did a comparison video between the Kioti and the Scag. Obviously, I ended up with the Scag!😎

[@snapcrack55]

What about a cab?

[@tractorrookie]

😊👍 Hi Snapcrack, Good question! I really can not speak to a cab. I can not use one with all the forest work I need to do. I have never had one, but I know people love them. Thanks for checking out the video!! 🚜🇺🇸🍺

[@chief1193]

I just bought an older used mini excavator, way better and same amount of money

[@tractorrookie]

😊 Hi Chief119! That’s one of funniest comments I have ever received! Good for you that you found something way better that meets your needs. Obviously, tractors and excavators are completely different machines. There are so many things you can do with a tractor that you can not do with an excavator, on the flip side, excavators are very good at digging, much better than a tractor. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting..🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@touyang2846]

i think you got your money out of the backhoe...

[@tractorrookie]

Hi Tou! Yes! I think you are right! It still holds value while it sits in the shop! I am looking forward to playing with it again this summer! Thanks for watching!🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@jeffrme]

Cheaper to keep it and not use it as much, than to sell it and need it again and have to pay the more expensive price that everything has gone too. The Biden administration has made prices so expensive. I wanted to buy a tractor but I just can’t afford it now!

[@tractorrookie]

🙃👍 Hi Jeff! I hear you! Very crazy times. Definitely would not be able to afford to replace it at this point. I hope you get your tractor! Thanks for stopping by the channel! 🍺🚜🇺🇸

[@324finish]

You talk to much could not watch any more . was intrested but all the useless chat I'm moving on

[@tractorrookie]

@324finish Awesome! Thanks for watching and commenting! Your feedback is greatly appreciated! Best wishes on your hunt for the perfect tractor! Cheers!!!🚜🇺🇸👊💪👍