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Old 03-09-2024, 06:55 PM
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I have this for almost a month now but it has been too rainy to do a whole lot. I did get the grapple mounted and a test run done. It should help with some of the chores around the house. We have 3 trees down from the winter storms. I have been wanting a loader for a long time so I finally went and bought one. It is a L2502.
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That grapple looks like a lot of fun , except for anyone who illegally parks across your drive-way
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Oh my, that's a real tractor & loader combo! Congrats on the purchase. I wish I had purchased a loader when I got my B7500 23 years ago but now they are hard to find and people want too much for them.
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Looks like you already got some work out of it, Good luck with your new bota'
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Old 03-23-2024, 08:31 PM
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Thanks guys. I wish the weather would get better. It is always nice when I am at work. Raining when I am off.
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Nice tractor. I have it’s little brother, a BX24.
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Congrats! It looks great how has it served you so far?
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Congrats! you will love that machine and wonder how you ever did without it!
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Can’t beat a loader with a bucket and a grapple. Nice!!

BTW, How is your 3rd function for the grapple set up? Is it on the rear with hoses going up to the front with joystick control? Also, do you have a level gauge for the bucket? Any of those features come standard on your model?
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