In what general part of the world are you located? Do you have a "not to exceed" budget in mind?
I am confused with: "Possibly, in the future, make hay in between wide orchard rows with small hay equipment. Will need to fit in 10-12 foot row spacing if possible." What type orchard? What average foliage spread from the plant base? To me row spacing is from the root stem, not tips of foliage, I would not consider 10-12 foot row spacing wide, but narrow. Even trimmed and trellised I would think travel area would be down to 8 feet or less, without brushing the plants. At that spacing I think you will have trouble trying to make hay even with small equipment, especially hooked to a tractor of the size required for your other needs. Maybe you will need a second tractor, small, for some of your work.
Light weight, loader, pulling a 3,000 - 4000 (+) trailer can be in conflict. Is the terrain flat or hilly? Any wet spots? Depending on what you spray in the future, you may want a environmental cab tractor, or you will be suited up in protective raingear and and full face respirator, not fun in hot, humid weather. Just some thoughts.
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