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It's nice Ian, does great stuff.

I cannot be convinced, however,that a compact tractor with a grab couldn't do the same job quicker, with less mess and much, much, cheaper.

Plus you can sit down! And mow a field etc..

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It's nice Ian, does great stuff.

I cannot be convinced, however,that a compact tractor with a grab couldn't do the same job quicker, with less mess and much, much, cheaper.

Plus you can sit down! And mow a field etc..

 

possibly but then again i don't mow grass :001_tt2: I do like it though and it works very well for me which, might not work for others.

 

Oh and compact tractors aint no good on wetlands.

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