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Drive-Over Mower

A John Deere Auto-Connect™ deck, sometimes called a “belly mower,” attaches to the middle of the tractor and offers a precision cut. It’s fast and easy to take on and off from the seat of the tractor, without the need for tools or ramps. These mowers come in different widths, such as 54-inches or 60-inches, and compatibility differs by tractor model.

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Front End Loader

The frame and hydraulic attachment for your tractor. Often equipped with a loader bucket for moving material, but can also be equipped with grapples, pallet forks, bale spears, or other attachments.

Rotary Tiller

Prepare soil for planting gardens with little effort. Curved tines on a rotating shaft powered by the PTO deliver a fine, clod-free seedbed.

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Rotary Cutter

Sometimes called a ‘bush hog’, these tools are meant to tame brush and tall grass with a rough cut like pastures and back lots.

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Centerlink

The other type of link in the 3-point hitch, situated above and between of the draft links. This link twists to allow proper leveling of implements.

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The choice to buy new equipment depends on the best interests of your operations. Generally, new equipment is less likely to require expensive repairs, protected by the manufacturer’s warranty, features the latest in innovative technology, and could provide tax advantages since new equipment is considered a capital asset investment.

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Knowing when it is better to repair or replace your equipment is critical to getting the most from your investments. Repairing equipment that requires frequent service can cost you. Newer models may also include new features or better performance.

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Pre-Owned Equipment Forklifts 1994 Clark gps 20

1994 Clark gps 20

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1994 Clark gps 20

in Columbia, TN

$6,000^.00

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Manufacturer Clark
Model gps 20
Model Year 1994
Operation Hours 5605
Stock Number 1043864
Serial Number CP138MB-0742-6835FA

$6,000^.00

Equipment Location

Columbia, TN

Description

1994 CLARK GPS 20 IN GOOD SHARP FOR THE YEAR. HAS 5600 HRS AND DUAL FRONT TIRES FOR ANY QUESTION CALL TRIGREEN EQUIPMENT IN COLUMBIA TN AT 931-388-1557.

Key Features

Operators Station

ROPS

Powertrain

2 Wheel Drive

Mast

5,000 # Capacity

Mast

6,000 # Capacity

Drive-Over Mower

Front End Loader

Rotary Tiller

Rotary Cutter

Centerlink

ENCORE Performance Plan

Do you sell pre-owned equipment?

What brands of new equipment do you carry?

When should I buy new equipment?

Where should I buy new equipment?

How can I finance new equipment?

When should I repair equipment?

Where should I buy replacement parts?

Albertville, AL

Arab, AL

Athens, AL (Tanner)

Centre, AL

Columbia, TN

Cookeville, TN

Crossville, TN

Cullman, AL

Dickson, TN

Fayetteville, TN

Florence, AL

Fort Payne, AL

Franklin, TN

Gadsden, AL

Hendersonville, TN

Huntsville, AL

Jasper, AL

Leeds, AL

Leighton, AL

Manchester, TN

McMinnville, TN

Mount Juliet, TN

Murfreesboro, TN

Oxford, AL

Pelham, AL

Scottsboro, AL

Snead, AL

Winchester, TN

Albertville, AL

Arab, AL

Athens, AL (Tanner)

Centre, AL

Columbia, TN

Cookeville, TN

Crossville, TN

Cullman, AL

Dickson, TN

Fayetteville, TN

Florence, AL

Fort Payne, AL

Franklin, TN

Gadsden, AL

Hendersonville, TN

Huntsville, AL

Jasper, AL

Leeds, AL

Leighton, AL

Manchester, TN

McMinnville, TN

Mount Juliet, TN

Murfreesboro, TN

Oxford, AL

Pelham, AL

Scottsboro, AL

Snead, AL

Winchester, TN

1994 Clark gps 20

1994 Clark gps 20

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