Neighbor has a gas 135 and when I used it I found it uncomfortable to drive and use. No PS and I don't like the way you place your feet and move back to hit the clutch and brakes. Just not fun to drive.
If I were going to leave the tractor on the lease, I would prefer a ford 2000/3000/4000 class machine, with gas fuel, 8 speed and power steering. Being far from town and having a diesel bat go bad would not be good. My gas 2000 starts in any weather and If I use good gas in it, can be left for a while and will still start. Plus, most parts on the gas engine can be obtained at many auto stores other than going to the dealer.
No need for a diesel for occasional use at a hunting lease, IMO.
Not a Massey fan. You should be able to get a gas ford with PS, 8 speed, LPTO and average to good tires for $2500-3000. Stay away from the re-paint tractors, way too many ways to hide stuff, IMO.
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