Posted by Leroy on August 17, 2020 at 13:24:33 from (96.45.243.241):
In Reply to: Which tractor to buy? posted by Speed150mph on August 16, 2020 at 13:03:27:
The W6 an WD9 are a wheetland or standard tread reactor and loader on them would have to mount on outside of wheels like a Deerer AR that I saw a loader on and loader would be about 9' wide and they would not have poert steering. The Massey could it also be of the wheatland style that would still need that outside of wheels style loader. The Deere needing 4 hounds to opperate it would still be better than either the W6 or WD9. As long as it is not also a standard tread tractor. I know knothing about the Case. So depending on how it is made the only workable option if it is also not a wheatland tractor. And up there I dought there are many row crop tractors that could handle a cultivator for corn so if it cannot handle the cultivator you do not want it.
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