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01-01-2016, 09:29 AM
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I agree with Sam, other than it all depends on yard size and jobs you going to be using.it for. I live in town and have a very large yard around 4 or 5 lots. Takes me about 2 hrs to do my yard with my habnan 60", and my 44c. If you have a use for a bigger subcompact than that's the way to go. In my case i found using my 782 with it's capabilites was more than i would need. It really comes down to what you can afford, like, and will meet your needs. I like my category 0 3pt, but i have the equipment and means to make just about any implement in to a cat0, however there area lor more cat 1 there implements out there. But I can say my 3pt cost a little less than extremes and can lift 3x as much and lift almost twice as high. Im only limited by my hydro and i havent found that limit yet, and with weight on the front of my 782 i have so far lifted around 800# without any kind of backlash from the hydro , frame, or equipment. But take all this as JMHO. It's all about what you want, like, can afford, and will work for you. Good luck.
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