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So if I go down the steepest, what happens if the tractor starts to free roll? Without 4wd i will oy have the brakes to control my stop right?- Raise
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Thank you. So your opinion is instead of going with duals and navigating sideways on the slopes, only go up and down? Wont that require 4wd from the tractor?- Raise
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I would do exactly that but with my acreage it costs around $1000 to mow it. I have received several quotes from several local companies and individuals with bush hogs and the prices were at or just above $1000.- Raise
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My first tractor, whether it ends up being this one or not, will mainly be used for mowing and tilling, at least for the first few years. If i ever need to get into needing a front end loader, i guess i can always upgrade. But i need to find a tractor soon so i can start keeping the grass down...- Raise
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Thank you for the info. Do you mow your hillsides with the 2wd tractor? I was told that if youre mowing hills, you will need duals for mowing sideways so you dont tip over, and that you will need 4wd so that when you are going up or down hills, the front wheel drive will keep you from sliding...- Raise
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Thank you for your input. May I ask why you wouldnt buy it?- Raise
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Hey fellas, I am new to the forum and also new to tractors. I recently bought a 45 acre farm in eastern Kentucky, i would say atleast 25 acres of it is rolling pastureland, with the rest being nice wooded bottoms and creek. Its a beautiful farm and we will probably start building on it sometime...- Raise
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