Bad Boy Tractor rentals in Monson, MA

Utility tractors are incredibly versatile. Common uses include large-area mowing with a mower deck, moving soil or mulch with a front-end loader, grading driveways with a box blade, tilling gardens with a rotary tiller, and drilling holes with a post-hole digger (auger).

Horsepower (HP) is the primary measure of a tractor's power. Higher horsepower allows the tractor to handle larger implements and heavier work. Compact utility tractors typically range from 20 to 60 HP, which is sufficient for most landscaping and property maintenance tasks.

The 3-point hitch is the standardized connection point at the rear of the tractor used for attaching implements like box blades, mowers, and tillers. It allows for easy attachment and control of these tools.

The Power Take-Off (PTO) shaft is a spinning driveshaft at the rear of the tractor that transfers power from the engine to an attachment. It is used to run implements that require their own power, such as rotary mowers, tillers, and splitters.

A front-end loader is one of the most useful attachments. If you need to lift and move any amount of loose material like dirt, gravel, mulch, or snow, renting the tractor with a loader attachment is highly recommended.