I never read all the posts below. I will add my 2 cents though. You said some hills, double the HP right away. Those guys telling you 30-40 hp is enough have never driven up an icy hill and tried to blow snow. You say 18 Grand for used. I'm in Manitoba and for that you could buy a 140 Hp tractor. You mentioned buying new. I would go with the biggest front assist Kabotta or John deer you can afford. Used, look at something in the 65 Hp front assist. My friend has a 784 Ih front assist with loader and 3 point no cab he paid 12G for it. There are alot of tractors in that Hp for that kind of money. Just stick with case, JD, Or ford. as they will have the best parts supply available I would think. Stay away from landini, Belarus and such odd balls. If not front assist you will need tire chains. I don't know where you plan on parking it but if you have room get big enough. I have used those little tractors and you can fight till you pull all your hair and finally go get a big enough one or start big and be happy
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