After reading the other comments I will add a few of my own. Below you mention that the 2510 is a powershift, if so you should be able to trade it almost even up for an early 4020 as the powershift 2510 is in demand as a collecter tractor.Do not spend money on the 2840 unless it is something you can do to help get rid of it.The 2940 maybe but it does sound like it has enough hours on it as well. The 4520 is a cheap big tractor and I would be slow to sell it but would keep it for a back up machine.Our big tractor is a 4520 with the 4620 engine.We have 200+ acres and milked cows untill two years ago.What are the 2640's problems? Those tractors do sell well when in good condition. You need to start watching Ebay and pick up several Deere tech manuals for your tractors.Many repairs you can do yourself.The 7000 planter can be rebuilt to do as good of a job as a new one.Shoup Manufacturing has most parts and at a good price as well.You have a good combine and it sounds like you are getting your work done.You need to set goals and change one thing at a time as you can afford it.Small farmers plod along,big farmers plunge.The next few years could really change things for alot of big farmers.Who owns the land you are now farming? Are there lots of other children who will want a share when someone dies,this can make starting out impossible.My oldest son left the farm because we did not have enough resources to create an income for a second family and your dad might feel the same way. Tom
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