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Old 01-04-2017, 10:03 AM
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A rear mount, hydraulically driven chipper shredder that could grind limbs up to 3" in diameter if necessary.
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Dollar and a dream.

I often dream of endless supply of cash to have endless cubs and attachments.

3pt with attachments.
Front end loader with quick change attachments.

As others have said, front mount power broom would be useful and very cool to have.

Dollar and a dream.
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a small baler for twigs and leaves....
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I'd like to have one of the sand trap rakes. Also a rollerator would be cool too.
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I'll go with the box scraper and add ripper teeth, a repop would be fine, or possibly a belly blade. I have a lot of gravel driveway to maintain.
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I know this is on a low boy, but I think I can get it to fit under a cadet.
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Kwik-way back hoe
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Hub City revers-er
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Grader blade
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Earth scraper, a earthcavator would be nice too.
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I would love to find a Vermeer Trencher
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(They do make ground driven manure spreaders for GT's.) I keep working plans over in my head for the manure spreader. Just for the record, I have a big compost pile, and want to be able to spread it on the garden in the fall.... not by hand, or with a big spreader.
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Same problem and desire.
Google " Small Manure Spreader"
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IH box blade and/or Haban mower.
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I was at a tractor show a few months ago and saw a manure spreader that was a little bigger than a yard cart, it had a chain that ran to the wheels that powered it, it looked pretty old.
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