Recent content by Matt999

Got it, thanks again.

That's great input. So far, we've gotten a lot of our help requiring a tractor in the winter (except mulch) for the same reason. Are your tires loaded?

That's a great idea. My toro tires have spun from day one and it gets stuck a few times a year when it gets a little to close to a soft spot

Very helpful that you're dealing with some of the same stuff. Thanks for your input.

Thanks for your input. That is a sharp looking tractor with those bigger tires.

A tracked machine would get a lot of things done that I'm looking to do. The brush hogging is a big one that would be missing. Agree that it's hard to find one machine to do it all when there are some limiting factors. Thanks for suggesting another option.

Thanks for your input. It sounds like I need to focus on the B/LX with R14s. And keep my son from driving it too hard

Thanks for your input. All good points to consider. The B2601 is available at the 2 nearest dealers now, but the others are on order. I'm not in a rush - just more interested in getting the right tractor and can wait a bit if needed.

I'm in the south central part of the state. A creek runs through my property and we have a very high water table as does everyone else on our side of the road near the creek. Thanks for your suggestion.

Agree. I'm leaning toward R14s for that reason. Appreciate your input on tractor size and tires.

Thanks for your input. I see there is a difference of brake placement between the 2 models.

Hi folks. First time tractor buyer here in PA with another variation on the B2601/LX2610SU/L2501 question. I’ve searched for input on this topic and didn’t have much luck. I have about 25 acres of mostly flat ground - 6 acres that I mow with a zero turn, 6 acres that I need to brush hog and the...