Nice ride!

Well if you had asked beforehand I would've said get one with a cab....now my suggestion is make sure it has a fire extinguisher and a place for a cooler

Is it too soon to say it is too small?

Giddings. Nice tractor and green and yellow paint is the only way to go.
I can suggest a great add on if you are in hard ground..... they make a full length tooth bar to go on and over the leading cutting edge of your bucket. It works great and the teeth are replaceable. You can simply take it off easily when you just want your straight edge.
Like having two buckets in one.
I actually got mine from the JD dealer in Fredericksburg.... it really helps in digging rocky and hard ground.
Think it cost me 650 or so. Four bolts hold it on.
Have fun and be safe. Always remember they can turn over.

Looks good. Add to the list of wants:

Pallet Forks (makes picking up brush/trunks much easier, plus its normal uses), Disc, Box Blade, and Quick Hitch

I saw someone also mention the clevis hitches on the box, excellent idea and makes attaching a chain a breeze.

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Probably will wish you had a QA plate and bucket to switch front implements, but otherwise - hell for a nice setup you have.

I look forward to you going live on how far you can get the beer to ride on the top of the bucket while driving towards a hog that you thought you shot only to find nothing was there

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For a tractor that size a front quick attach is truly a luxury. Unpin two pins, tilt, back up & the implement is off.

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Spot on!!! Five minutes you go from bucket to pallet forks to hay spear, best invention ever!

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RCR06 said:

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Well if you had asked beforehand I would've said get one with a cab....now my suggestion is make sure it has a fire extinguisher and a place for a cooler

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Grew up with cab tractors. No working A/C. Not taking that risk. I literally got a new Rtic soft cooler in today and it rides well, so I'll stay plenty hydrated.

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Thought I hit the winking face. I did not. Figured I'd be the first to give you a hard time about your purchase. Not much to go with on a brand new tractor.

I've heard the same thing from several people about cabbed equipment and I completely understand. Although what I always tell people is that when you were growing up you had no control over the A/C being fixed, now you do. Definitely not necessary, it's too late now, and is one more thing to break.

Cholula Verde said:

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will.mcg said:

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For a tractor that size a front quick attach is truly a luxury. Unpin two pins, tilt, back up & the implement is off.

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Spot on!!! Five minutes you go from bucket to pallet forks to hay spear, best invention ever!

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I unhooked the shredder yesterday in under a minute. Ha ha, it's extremely fast and easy.

One of the more useful attachments I use from time to time is a grapple. You'd need to run hydraulics to the front obviously. On my smaller tractor the hydraulic controls are on the loader stick which makes it really nice and easy.

I thought this would be about looting.

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I hope this thing can turn hard gravely ground into a sunflower patch. Maintenance/usage/general help welcome.

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tiller attachment

My cousin has a 3 point disc he said I could borrow and try on it so I may give that a shot soon.