For that size of property and the tractors you listed I would be looking at the MF 135 - 165's You listed two of them that I would be puting at the top of my list
The 135 is a nice tractor long lasting with the ad3-152 the loader on that one is run off of the 3 point hydro's and is a lighter duty unit with one cyl on the front bucket also has multi power which when working is great but I've trouble some when not
The 20 is an industrial tractor that's based off the 135 basic difference is the trans has 6 speeds forward and reverse with the shuttle shift Also has a beefer front axle for loader work it has an industrial loader that's stronger as well add benifit is it has the front driven pump to run the loader as well IMO I would take the MF 20 based on your needs and land size a lot of farms 100 acres average a round here were worked for yrs with 135 Massey's for yrs the 20 is just tougher built
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