asking that vague of question is like asking a 1000 ppl what is the best food to eat as everyone has a differant opinion on what's best you don't say what your plans for it would be. I see in your other post you have limited repair skills. nothing wrong there if you want to learn how to fix things on older tractors then great. even a new tractor will need repairs but you will get a warrenty with them. depending on what you get will also depend on what dealerships are near you for getting parts. this site supports most makes of older tractors as well. most parts for most tractors are out there and most ford tractors have easier parts to find then most. john deere are pretty well supported by dealers. but any part could take days to weeks to get for anything new or old. if all you plan to use it for is grass cutting get a zero turn or garden tractor. I cut 8 acres of grass with a cud cadet zero turn and previously with a white garden tractor if you plan on some light loader work and some gardening, snow removal I would look at the compacts. Kabota probably makes the best dependable compacts out there that last for yrs. JD does as well. most all makes have them and they are pretty dependable. with only a 1 acre lot you won't want a larger tractor as they do weigh a lot and WILL leave ruts on your lawn when damp. if your plan is to have a tractor to show off at shows or parades then any older tractor will have a great following and you'll quickly learn it'll take months to yrs rebuilding one and finding parts. good luck in your search and let us know what your plans are
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