[AT] OT Modern Deere 5090e

[szabelski at wildblue.net]

Shhhhh!!!

Not so loud, you’ll wake somebody, then you’ll be sorry!

Been busy tearing out all the railings and decking before the new stuff arrives. Figure I’m about 25% done with it. Then I have to clean up all the joists to make sure the new decking goes in level. Have to put in a few extra joists near the door walls to keep the decking from sagging due to reflection off of the glass creating extra heat on the deck.

Anybody need any cut up decking? I have plenty, and you can have it free!

Carl


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From: drgerber at bright.net
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Sent: Mon, 03 Aug 2020 11:28:00 -0400 (EDT)
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As we say in the Army; been busy as a one legged man in a but kickin contest.

Dave Gerber

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From: AT <at-bounces at lists.antique-tractor.com> On Behalf Of Gayle Chew
Sent: Monday, August 3, 2020 11:09 AM
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Is the list very, very quiet?

Sent from my iPhone

> On Jul 30, 2020, at 9:04 PM, bradloomis at charter.net wrote:
> 
> No actual first hand experience, but I was observing some of the machines in the vineyards recently and they use 5101 & 5093en. I was curious so I looked them up on tractordata.com. Similar but older. Less than 100hp, n being narrow I believe.  These are operated a lot over a lot of acres of grapes. Mowing, trimming, discing, spraying, whatever they need. Probably also pull the harvest gondolas when picking but that happens at night when I'm not around. Vineyards operated by a very large wine company. The last large wine company I worked for used I want to say, 63XX somethings. Leased and replaced every 4 years. Save for those two Italian crawlers I posted about last year. 
> Brad
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> From: AT <at-bounces at lists.antique-tractor.com> On Behalf Of John Slavin
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> This is Off topic, but the list is a little slow, so I hope you won’t mind.  I’ve been looking a bit for a new or newish Deere, with a little under a hundred horse.  I know that they make the E, M and R series, with E being the Economy, M the midrange and the R series the premier grade.  The dealer salesman told me the E series has a lot fewer sensors and they have a lot fewer problems with them.  This would be a tractor I would use for general purpose around the farm, including blading the road in the winter, brushhoging the road banks, some big bale hauling, and light farm work, and I would hope would last me a long time.  I’m looking at the 5090E. I looked at the 5075E, but the cab is just enough smaller that it’s uncomfortable for me.  And a cab is one thing I want when I’m clearing the road patch in the winter.  Anybody have any experience with the 5090E or 5100E?
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> John S.
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