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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jackel440" data-source="post: 10982" data-attributes="member: 1290"><p>Thanks for the replys! I have drilled holes around here with my post hole digger on my utility tractor so the rock issue is not a problem ,and i have used my buddies bobcat with a post hole digger and it was way better than my 3 point one on my tractor. I definatly wonder how it would start in the cold.Do they come with block heaters on them new,or do you have to install your own? I am concerned with the hours ,and thats why i am asking for opinions.I wondered if buying a newer machine thst has higher hours on it for less money would be good deal if it is in good shape compared to other units with lower hrs. on it. As far as how many hours i would put on it myself I am not sure.I will nake a guess of 250-300 hrs. Here is a question for you guys.I want to use a bale handler that picks 8 small square bales at a time on this machine to unload my trailer.My hay guy uses one on a little new holland utility to load my trailer when we are in the field.When i get home i have to unload and stack them by hand by myself.which on average is 1000 bales.If i could use one of these bale handlers to take the hay off the trailer and carry it into my stable it would save my back.I still have to stack it by hand,but not having to carry it from outside to the otherside of the barn would be nice. The dealer has not gotten it in yet.So i haven't seen it yet.It might be in bad shape and not even want it.I was interested in it also for the reason that they would give me trade on my old payloader. Aaron</p></blockquote><p></p>

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