Can you flail with a County tractor?

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Hi all, I'm looking to buy a tractor to do a bit of flailing locally and pull a timber trailer now and then and have been offered a county with roof crane for £5k plus vat which I think is a steal if you re in the market for one. My dilemma is do I just buy a Case or Massey and have a more comfy versatile tractor.

Help please!

[combined tree services]

i think you should get a comfy tractor and let me buy the county lmao .

 

on a serious note i would say that unless your using the tractor in the woods most of the time then i would opt for a Massey or something similar

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Bugger that's what I thought. I'm trying to justify buying both but struggling at the moment.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Are you saying there is a County with a roofmount for £5k? With grab and rotator etc?

 

Am I dreaming?

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Yes mate, all working too. Sounds great hey.

[combined tree services]

tell you what how about i buy the county and send you regular pictures ?? lol

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Yes mate, all working too. Sounds great hey.

 

Well mate if you don't plump for it, here's a man that will...

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I've sent you a link so let me know if you don't go for it and I will send it to combined tree Servs and if he doesn't go for it then I will have no option but to buy it myself!!

[Alycidon]

Dont know that I would fancy sitting on a County day in day out as a working tool. Had my share of that 40 years ago, then we got John Deere's.

 

But as a collectors tractor it will never be worth anything less, the big front wheels require a LOT of turning space and the diffs have a habit of failing but its an appreciating asset especially if its an 1124 upwards.

 

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[cosworth]

5k for a roof mounted county. if you dont buy it let me know I might be intrested.