My wife seriously wants her own crawler with a dozer so she can play over at some property we have that has "her" cabin on it. I've got a line on a local D2 to look at that could turn out to be her Christmas present. I need a machine small enough to pull out with one of the log skidders as my wife has never seen a swamp that she can stay out of. I went over to the cabin one day to meet her and she had our little 955, 4 wheel drive John Deere stuck in the swamp with a full load of firewood on the trailer which was 3 times bigger than the tractor. The front tractor wheels were 18" in the air because it was so tongue heavy. When I asked what she was doing there she replied, "Well YOU told me that a 4wheel drive will go almost anywhere. The real story here is be careful, your wife might take you up on "her" Cat. Take care and have fun.
Read the reply from old-iron and dwell on the words "almost".
It is not in a woman's vocabulary.........
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