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Which would be better?
I am starting to get more tractors than I need, (like may others here, ha ha)
One of my favorite summer activities are car shows, tractor shows and such. At many of these shows, I see them lengthened (like 2 machines that have been made into 1) while others have the back to back double seat like a golf cart as a butt buggy to take their owner from place to place around the show, as well as tractors with tracks and more... I saw one even that had the seat turned around and a snow plow off of a Jeep or small truck mounted off the back, what was originally the "front" of the tractor was now the back, and steered like a rear steer forklift... that one was on Craigslist this past winter. I'm thinking I'd like to build myself a custom butt buggy type thing maybe with a small bed/box on the back, or something like that.... like a GT turned into something like a golf cart. If you guys were gonna do something like this would you start with a hydro or gear drive tractor? I'm thinking for its purpose I could get by with a smaller HP (8-10HP Kohler) machine to base it off of... I'm not quite ready to start on this, as I have a few other projects that are in progress that I want to finish 1st, but the wheels are turning... ideas are forming. |
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