information opinions tractors backhoe brand"John Deere"

barracane

barracane

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John Deere
hi guys, sorry if every now and then I insert a trivial or weird or weird question, I often browse virtual markets in search of attractive opportunities. I have often seen on the net more than the backhoes of kubota new holland or John Deere small medium tonnage tractors. which were set up at the front with the front loader and at the back with the excavator arm that could be unhooked if necessary, in my part never seen before, they are not real classic construction site backhoes I think they use them for environmental maintenance or for nurseries or small farms , I do not remember the most sold and popular models, what do you think of these machines in your part you use them, excuse me again, I take this opportunity to offer you my warmest wishes for the next Easter holidays, I hope everything is fine even if there are twenty of war, the pandemic covid the economic recession the crisis the gas and oil skyrocketing, I got 2 electric bills from a heart attack, greetings and best wishes in spite of everything, we hope that the peace will return to all homes.


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Steve

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I am not familiar with the John Deere version, but a friend of mine has a kubota his runs on turf tyres & he likes being able to move around with minimal ground disturbance.
 
barracane

barracane

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look in our part in the country in the countryside the farmers have even large wheeled tractors and with front loaders, but this version no, some for modest earthmoving jobs have old mini excavators that transport tractors on the trailer, these in my part I think would not be suitable, with us the terrain is hilly and not flat and stony and rocky, in some particularly treacherous slopes you can only access with small tracked vehicles, otherwise you would not be able to climb. thanks for your clarifying intervention.
 
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