Posted by brews4me on June 19, 2014 at 11:37:51 from (136.177.41.20):
Hi folks!
I"ve been using a neighbors"s JD 350 but it seems like that loaner is coming to an end. The family always had a TD6 in the past and it worked well for the basics of timbering and logging.
There might be an opportunity for me to go with a IH TD9 that"s been in a barn for 20 years. Seems like it was leaking in the hoses pretty bad when put away.
My question is:
With this TD9 cut some mountain roads since it"s only a four way?? It does have a blade but I don"t have any picts right now.
or should I look back to a 6 way and another model???
I"ve always heard the TD9 is under powered? Some basic info would be sweet, I know there are a lot more questions but just exploring this route!
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