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Your machine has a problem. My machine doesn’t do that, and I’ve never heard of such an issue.

Yes, but you have a creeper gear.

Unless it has a creeper gear, I wouldn’t think a gear tractor would be the best choice for repetitive loader operations.

Correct. And all non tactical vehicles purchased by GSA are standard and not different than sold to everyone else.

I turn my rear blade around 180 degrees and then float it on the road bed and drive forward. It will skim over the road and move snow, but won’t move your gravel.

There is no problem with my 60hp tractor and regeneration. It regenerates every 50-60 hours and is over in 15 minutes. And with the HST there is no effect on operation.

We do buy diesels for fire engines and we need them to transport equipment.

Maybe cop cars, but the discussion was general government vehicles. And in the U.S., governments order from standard fleet sales and get the same vehicle options as business buyers.

I see you’re from Canada. That might be true there. It’s not true in the U.S. We order vehicles through standard fleet sales just like every business does.

IDK what you’re referring to. I work for the U.S. Forest Service and our newer heavy trucks all have the standard emissions equipment.

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On my MX6000, my LED light kit had a wiring harness with a switch. I zip tied the wire harness up one side of the ROPS and it turned out that the switch was half way up the ROPS. I just have to turn around and turn on the rocker switch.

MX6000. Yes it is an old craftsman tool box. I just removed the useless plastic tool box, and I put a plate of steel inside the toolbox to back the thin box metal then drilled the holes. It’s basically fastened with a u bolt on the ROPS crossbar. And I had room behind the SMV sign to also mount...

Hmmm. I’ve been using my loader and back blade for years to plow my 2000’ gravel road, with up to 2’+ of snow. I hold the loader bucket at 3” above the road and float the back blade turn around 180 degrees to avoid cutting into and moving gravel. I’m at 6,900’ elevation and we can get a fair...

Yes the MX6000 is only available in 4wd, but not full time 4WD. There are no full time 4WD compact or utility tractors made.

I use Mr Funnel to fuel and have never encountered this issue.

FEL bucket hands down. There aren’t many uses for a carry all that can’t be accomplished with the loader. Forks would be the next most used.

Typically each dealer will carry a couple of implement brands and have the ability to order others. Used is great, when you can find something that meets your specifications, but often a frustrating endeavor. When I bought my last rear blade new from a dealer, I had been looking at used ones for...

A 6’ blade is a bit small for that tractor and won’t cover the wheel tracks when angled. Go for a 7’.