Thank you everyone for the comments. To answer a few follow up questions, I live in southern MN, an hour north of the Iowa line. The wagon wouldn't leave the property or travel on public roads. It'd be primarily used on our two driveways and through some flat open back acreage. We already have a JD X728 with snowblower attachment so this second tractor doesn't necessarily need a front end attachment for snow, although I take your points on how people discover they might want other attachments for various things. We've been here just a few months and I see the limits of the X728. Perhaps I should have bought a subcompact JD rather than the X728, but at the time, I didn't realize my kids would suddenly be so passionate about a wagon for a ride and I knew I wanted the 4WD that the X728 offers. I've been told that the X728 can tow around 1000 pounds, but it seems like that would handle the weight of the wagon, but not anything on it, hence my initial question. Thanks again.
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