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Old 12-04-2011, 03:55 AM
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Going today to pick up my 2nd 1450 with dual hydraulics. This will go good with my 3-149's and my 5 -169's, 5 tillers, 1 power angle blade, 5 plows, 4 snowblowers, back blade w rake, viking 33 spreader and tons other stuff..pics today
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Going today to pick up my 2nd 1450 with dual hydraulics. This will go good with my 3-149's and my 5 -169's, 5 tillers, 1 power angle blade, 5 plows, 4 snowblowers, back blade w rake, viking 33 spreader and tons other stuff..pics today
To a guy with both 149's and 1450's - do you prefer one over the other? I'm pretty sure a 149 or 169 is in my future, but have wondered whether there is anything about a 1450/1650 that should send me in that direction instead. I know about the iso mounts, am not concerned about that at all. Curious for your comments.
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I have owned both a 149 and a 1450. I sold the 1450 about a month ago and kept the 149 I really didnt care for the ISO mounts in the 1450 it was a good tractor but I just prefer the 149 over it.
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To a guy with both 149's and 1450's - do you prefer one over the other? I'm pretty sure a 149 or 169 is in my future, but have wondered whether there is anything about a 1450/1650 that should send me in that direction instead. I know about the iso mounts, am not concerned about that at all. Curious for your comments.
Me having owned both a quietline and a 149, I kind of like the fact that you don't have to worry about the iso mounts, and the 1x9s are simpler to work on, not having the noise reduction stuff.That said, either is a great machine, but if you have a shot at a 149/169, go for it!
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Me having owned both a quietline and a 149, I kind of like the fact that you don't have to worry about the iso mounts, and the 1x9s are simpler to work on, not having the noise reduction stuff.That said, either is a great machine, but if you have a shot at a 149/169, go for it!
I mostly like the looks of the QL series, i think they are great tractors but i agree if you can get a 149 or a 169 i would grab it quick! I grew up with a 108 and still amazed at everything it can do! plus no iso mounts, but those in my opinion arent too bad, its the shot iso's you need to look out for.
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