Thanks everyone for the responses and input. I guess I should say that this tractor isnt planned to get worked super hard. I got a good deal on both it and the loader. I have access to construction equipment should the need arise. It will be to move gravel, snow, mulch, on occasion.(flat lander from central IL) Rear mower/rotary blade for about 5 acres, plow and disc. About an acre garden every year. Im just looking to make what I have work for hobby intent. I have a 99 New Holland TC33D that is my primary mower:tractor but for no more loader work than I intend to do and the cost to put a loader on it I started poking around and tripped on the 63 and a loader. When I saw what I could get them for and did some research I couldnt pass it up. Now Im just trying to get it up and running so it can do what little I have to do at my place. Maybe someday I can upgrade to a bigger/better setup but for what they are going for vs. what Ive got in these I can afford to at least get these paired.
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