Posted by Ultradog MN on October 19, 2016 at 15:20:35 from (172.58.136.40):
In Reply to: New Guy with ???'s posted by FANTM58 on October 19, 2016 at 06:34:28:
Telling us how much you have to spend would help a lot. $2000? A Ford N Series would do everything you need to do on 3 acres. $2500-$3500? The Jubilee/NAA, 600 or 800 Fords are much better tractors than the Ns. $3500-$5000? Look for a 3000 Ford. Hold out for one that has 8 speed trans, live pto and power steering. They are superb small tractors. Simple, reliable, good parts availability and this site has a great Ford board if you need help. One thing about all the small fords is they all have category 1 3 point hitch so there are lots of implements - both new and used - available for them.
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