I have new tractors , and old tractors. As has already been said , what do you need the tractor to do ? I have a IH 966, great old 100hp tractor . It spreads manure , and runs the forage harvester, gave 9 grand for it 12 years ago , Put on new tires and a few small repairs as needed and works good, probably get most of my money back out of it too. But you don't wnt to have to do some jobs with it, like hauling grain or hay wagons down the road, no synchronize trany, and it is hard to get a load going in road gear, the tractor is loud and no AC. My newer tractors have full power shift, getting a load up to speed on the road no problem, also have air and 4wd , with higher volume hyd pumps too. Very quiet and comfortable down sides is , they cost about ten rimes the $$$ .And I will no way get back what I paid , but no down time , and no repairs either. All comes down to what you need , and what you can put up with, and afford.
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