That depends on a lot of things... my neighbour and i have the exact same tractor, his is two years older than mine with 2 and half time the hours, 12000 odd vs 5500 (mine), his engine is untouched, mine needs it's third head gasket, he's redone his powershift clutches (as a precaution - they weren't that bad once he had everything apart), mine spend two months in my shop while we tried to figure out why the hydraulics wouldn't work properly...
Given a choice i would opt for the newer higher houred machine... 1000 hrs per year is not uncommon for tractors working everyday, whilst a tractor very low houred older tractor suggests it's either done nothing or has had parts changed (hour meter, and if they won't tell you that has been changed, what else aren't they telling you)...
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