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I have a 60 gallon one for the back of the ranger - stop and check out what pump mine has on it - works great.

I also have a 75 HP tractor with a loader and if i had to choose only one i would pick the tractor. Ability to drive down the road, ability to lift a load up part ways and still get out and not be stuck in the cab, mowing large acres of CRP, being able to put on other farm implements, etc...

I bought my first skid steer about 2 years ago and truthfully dont know how I ever lived without one for so long. Looked around a lot at used and everything i found was either 3000 hours and well used or virtually new price so just decided to get brand new. I'm like you and dont put that many...

That icon doesnt show me in upper right corner - has a box to click to login but when i click it it says i am already logged in. No way to log out and log in again .

i have a (1) showing in my title bar making me think someone has sent me a Message but i cant find where to check and see those - can anyone help ?

- Doesnt show me as logged in but when i click login it says i already am - cant seem to find the PM message section

New website - hope everyone can make the transition smoothly

The IBA Banquet is tonight - always a good time and for a REALLY good cause. The board has been hard at work and have Tons of great items on the live and silent auctions. Plus a really awesome raffle with good stuff - and maybe a few surprises thrown in throughout the night as well? Who;s coming...

LONG Time IBA Life Member here

Planter has been SOLD

If you want to ride your bike on the streets and bike paths - a cheaper hub-drive is fine. If you want to climb hills without pedaling - get a mid-drive If you want to go completely off the path & up steeper hills - then get a bigger 1000W mid-drive or go All-Wheel-Drive.

750 watt mid-drive

I would point you towards a Rambo Savage - Mid-drive motor so a lot more torque and hill climbing power than a rear hub only bike - We have two different colors in stock - $1999 professionally assembled and ready to go with service to back it up

I'm guessing it would pull it on nice flat dry ground as long as you have the hydraulics to lift it. but get in sticky situations or some hills and it may test your tractor.

I am not the one selling it - link to his CraigsList ad is at the top - however i did know the answer to that question.

No , this one needs a tractor or something with Hydraulics to lift it out of the ground

Also be very wary of some of the online bike brands - many are online-only and have no dealer base in the USA at all. Getting parts and service is almost impossible as you are dealing with someone in CHina that already has your money for your bike and doesnt really care if it works or not...

Take it with a grain of salt because i am a dealer but my advise is to buy from a dealer - most of the complaints i am hearing are from people who buy bikes direct and then have issues dealing with warranty and repair. Rambo has been absolutely fantastic for me on warranty and service, As a...

Depends on the lay of the land but i can space up to 1/2 mile easily enough