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653 For Path work

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    Posted: 08 Oct 2015 at 12:16pm
Would a 653 be the right size to scrap out a path/road or would I need something bigger?
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Plenty power and size for normal stuff. I would want to take out 2-3 foot diameter trees with it, but it will. HTH Tracy
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right size machine depends on the time you have to spend and the material you want to move ... You can do the job with a shovel or 
 I used my HD4 mainly for drainfield work and the HD5G for heavier things - though I roughed in many drives and short roads with both. 
 Remember it is a 40 to 50 HP machine and not made for real heavy material moving in rock or extreme hard soil where a ripper is needed . 
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