THE ACREAGE EQUIPMENT FIELD GUIDE
Compare the complete cost of a tractor attachment
The advertised attachment price is one line of the purchase. A useful quote also identifies the exact revision, included driveline and accessories, freight and unloading, tax, and any required setup. Start with a suitable candidate, then ask each seller to price the same complete package. A low total cannot resolve a known tractor mismatch.
By Acreage Equipment · Reviewed November 7, 2026 · Specification research, not a field test
Keep the starting price separate from the quote
Acreage Equipment’s catalog prices are dated observations, not an offer or a live stock feed. Record the seller’s current quote date and product revision alongside the amount. Do not copy a base price into a delivered-total field without identifying what it excludes.
List what is included before adding a charge
The researched products commonly include a PTO shaft, but inclusion does not prove correct length or completed setup for your tractor. Some records also identify quick-hitch adapters. Ask the seller which pieces are supplied, which setup tasks remain, and whether any quote line is already included elsewhere. Leave an unknown cost blank; enter zero only when it is explicitly included or not applicable.
Separate delivery logistics from operating suitability
Product and shipping weights are different. WC46’s reviewed manual lists 587 lb product and 693 lb shipping; WC68 lists 747 and 842 lb. Confirm unloading arrangements for the shipped package, then separately confirm the attachment’s installed operating load, ballast and implement limits. Freight equipment does not establish tractor suitability. A November 7, 2026 check of the current product pages found shipping figures of 648 lb for WC46 and 825 lb for WC68. The reason for the page/manual difference is unresolved; confirm the actual order’s packed weight and dimensions.
Compare complete scope, then decide
Use the same model/revision, accessory package, destination and unloading basis when comparing two seller totals. Itemize attachment, freight/unloading, tax, assembly/setup and required accessories or ballast. If products differ, show costs beside their documented workload and fit differences rather than naming the cheaper one the better purchase. Seller quotes and manufacturer confirmation remain the final inputs.
Take these questions with you.
- What exact model/revision, driveline, adapters and other accessories does the quote include?
- What freight, unloading, tax and setup charges apply to the same delivery arrangement?
- Which remaining fit/setup requirements need a separate confirmation or price before I order?
Keep these questions with your exact tractor and attachment details.
Use these questions in my seller briefFOLLOW THE NUMBERS
Sources & documentation
Research record reviewed November 7, 2026. Confirm the current manual and the exact revision supplied with your machine.
- Woodland Mills WC68 official page — feed system, PTO band and delivery service
- Woodland Mills WC46 official page — current shipping weight and delivery service
- Farmry official product specifications
- Farmry WCAP5 PRO operator manual, Rev 1.4 — Printed p13 specifications; pp21–22 conflicting horsepower paragraphs
- Woodland Mills WC46 operator manual, Rev C, 28-May-2024 — Printed p9 product/shipping weights; p12 Cat 1 and PTO range; operation/setup sections
- Woodland Mills WC68 operator manual, Rev C, 28-May-2024 — Printed p9 product/shipping weights; p12 Cat 1 and PTO range; operation/setup sections
