[syzer]

Hey guys, we need a bit of advice. We have a Case 1840 (a dinosaur to what some of you have =)), and I love it. I want tracks, but I don't want to put over the tire tracks on, so I am leaning toward purchasing the loegering tire replacement tracks.

My problem is this, of course the tracks are a large investment. I also want to get a box rake. I thought you need high flow, so I don't want to spend 8k on tracks for a case 1840 only to find I need high flow for some attachments I will need and have to rent a skid for that. I would rather sell my skid and get the one I need first then buy tracks.

I really hope it works on the 1840, I have grown fond of the machine.

Are there any other attachments I may need high flow for that would require me to replace the 1840 with high flow?

Thanks!

[Pelican]

You don't need high flow for a Harley rake. You'd need high flow for a stump grinder, cold plane mill, snowblower, there's more too. Most common landscape attachments don't require it.

[start2finish]

you will need a dust mask.

[synner]

We used to run with an 1840, great machine, lots of capability and still fit all the places an 1845 wouldn't.

I too have been thinking about the loegering tracks. Let me know if you take the plunge.

[NCSULandscaper]

like mentioned, you dont need high flow for harley rakes

[syzer]

Cool, kind of sucks about the stump grinder, but maybe when I get a dingo I can get it for that machine if I find they are effective =).

Thanks guys!

Synner, I will keep you informed if we get the loegering tracks.

[Pelican]

There are regular flow stump grinders available, but the high flow is more effective.