Nice purchase and like you said, "This will last you a lifetime"! You'll love the simplicity of a mechanical machine compared to a more modern skid steer and if you need to repair anything, it'll probably be a bushing or a bearing. It was great to watch you load this new project onto your trailer and it reminds me of when I pick up equipment. There's always more to the machine, if it's parts, attachments, or just some freebies, I always load it up. I hope this machine works in your favor. Keep it up!!!

Very nice skidsteer you got there , another handy piece of equipment for you there my friend 😀

Helloooo Wisconsin....Racine ,Wi here ...I have a New Holland skiddy L784 . needs some serious lovin in several areas . Your skill set/commitment , is awesome . I'm a concrete guy with crete skills but , not mechanically inclined. And a good wrench is difficult to find . Went to a place in Burlington which was an expensive bust from a legit company that works on farm equipment and skidsteers. just sayin ...

I got a L775 also. Strong as an ox, slow as a turtle. only problem i've ever had was the presure sensor inside the panel behind your feet. It was corroded. CLeaned the contacts, spread on some dielctric grease, not a problem since. If I remeber right, 2000 pound lift cap, and 2 speed auxillary hydraulics. But I noticed a few differences. Mine got yellow lift arms, and yours has black. Do you know the year yet? I added my own 4 way flasher system for used on and around the roads. Good solid machines. You shouldn't be sorry with it.