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Title:Equine Notes Conference
Notice:Topics List=4, Horses 4Sale/Wanted=150, Equip 4Sale/Wanted=151
Moderator:MTADMS::COBURNIO
Created:Tue Feb 11 1986
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:2080
Total number of notes:22383

1654.0. "Tractor - Renting" by BRAT::FULTZ (DONNA FULTZ) Fri Aug 21 1992 16:58

    
    
    	I know there must be a note in here some where about this.. 
    
    	I am looking to rent a tractor...
    
    	I live in the MA area.. 
    
    	Has anyone done this.. 
    
    	What is the price range	
    	
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1654.1He only charges $25 per hour....BUSY::MANDILEIsn't it my turn yet?Fri Aug 21 1992 17:136
    Well, I *rent* the tractor and owner!
    
    I have a young man who brings his tractor over whenever I
    need large tractor work done.
    
    Lynne
1654.2Yes, hire the job done!DECWET::JDADDAMIOIst das unbedingt notwendig?Fri Aug 21 1992 17:4818
    Lynne's right. That's probably the cheapest and most effective way to
    get tractor work done. Hire somebody to do the job!
    
    My old 9N Ford doesn't have a bucket and doesn't have a post hole
    attachement. So, I have on occassion rented a little "Bobcat" 
    tractor/bucket loader and a power auger/post hole digger. It's expensive 
    and I was slow because I wasn't experienced using the machine.
    
    The power post hole digger was the worst. It took three strong men and
    a boy to use it! And it took us 2 days to dig post holes for a half
    acre paddock. The next time I needed post holes dug, I called a guy
    that had a tractor mounted post hole digger. He charged $50 to dig all
    the 150+ post holes we needed for a 2 acre pasture. All I had to do was
    use lime to mark where I wanted the holes! And he was done in a little
    over an hour and a half!
    
    John
    
1654.3PHone numberBRAT::FULTZDONNA FULTZFri Aug 21 1992 19:398
    
    	Could I possible get a phone # and name.. 
    
    	This sounds like the way to go.. 
    
    	Thanks
    	brat::fultz
    
1654.4try locally....it'll be much cheaper!STUDIO::PELUSOPAINTS; color your corralMon Aug 24 1992 14:098
    hi Donna-
    
    You might want to consider hiring someone from your own town.  Moving
    equipment is expensive.  Ask around at the feed store or call a
    landscaper.  Most should have contacts or the equipment to do what
    you probably need done.
    
    Michele
1654.5RANGER::BOOTHStephen BoothMon Aug 24 1992 14:258
	I'm pretty lucky when it comes to a back hoe. The guy I get lives about
2 miles down the road from me. He charges $30 per hour and comes up my house any
time just for 1 hour ! He doesn't charge delivery since he can drive the back hoe
to my house. I live in Lunenburg and he lives in Shirley. McNiff real estate is
the name. They are into allot of different stuff. $10.50 per yard for loam also !

	-Steve-
1654.6DELNI::KEIRANMon Aug 24 1992 16:534
    RE:  Last
    
    I'm pretty lucky too, my boyfriend has a tractor with a backhoe, bucket
    grater, post hole digger and dump truck!!  *8^}  
1654.7STUDIO::PELUSOPAINTS; color your corralMon Aug 24 1992 20:014
    re: .6
    
    we're in the same boat, but we just sold the dump.  Oh well another
    will come along.... :^)