Wife got her new tractor today! 60" Blade with Hydraulics, Bucket and 60" Rotary Cutter (Not much used with 12" snow now). She's grinning all time!
Deere advertises a 72" mid deck mower and a 60" "bush hog" for this machine as part of their "option packages". But I agree, that's pushing it. I ran a 60" Woods "Brush Bull" behind a 36hp midsized Kubota and that felt like a bit of a stretch.Nice! I really like the ergonomics of the 2032R, wonderful machine, from an operator perspective.
By "rotary mower", do you mean MMM or 3-point brush hog? If brush hog, that's an awful lot of mower for that machine. Hope your land is flat!
60" Bush Hot or Rotary Cutter. Biggest Dealer says that would work. Land is flat with some small dip in one place. No Hills. Thanks for ConcernNice! I really like the ergonomics of the 2032R, wonderful machine, from an operator perspective.
By "rotary mower", do you mean MMM or 3-point brush hog? If brush hog, that's an awful lot of mower for that machine. Hope your land is flat!
I like to call it Nasty White Stuff. Been good year for it. Tons in Nov/Dec and Now 7" plus last day of Feb. Did so much blowing doing PT for shoulder. But still not max effort on Mother Nature. Normally by March we have about 4 feet on the ground.What is that white fluffy stuff all over the ground there.
Im so jealous.
Awesome. Yeah, you'll be fine with 60", if land is flat, you've got the PTO hp to run that size under most conditions. We are more hilly here, so it's always where my mind goes, as that's a long lever to hang off a machine of that weight and wheelbase.60" Bush Hot or Rotary Cutter. Biggest Dealer says that would work. Land is flat with some small dip in one place. No Hills. Thanks for Concern
Yeah, they can be tippy! Some worse than others. I think your 2032R is much more stable than my 3033R or 750, it felt a lot like my old 855, which was a very stable machine. My only issue with the 855, other than its 33 years of age, was its curb weight being too low for what I was doing with it.Wife almost flipped current tractor getting too close to ditch at end of driveway. She stopped and got me. Happened years ago. Pulled it back with chain and Jeep. Now I outline the area with snowblower at least. Once berm there no chance of going down into ditch. Tell Old Man Winter we are done for this Season!
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