You asked for opinions and you will get them. Get as new a tractor as you can afford with good dealer support. More important than color or size. Though the 300 utility is a steering gear box problem with no or few parts available used. I would move on with that option. Loaders with wide or narrow front need to be respected all are a risk of upset if used foolishly. For Pto and loader work you want live power. Another words when you push the clutch out it keeps running. The old transmission driven models will work and you will be very tired of them in short order as you have to have the clutch engaged for PTO to run and if a N series ford the Pto has to be on to run the 3pt. I think it would be wise to study a lot more or find knowledgeable help to look with you. So much to learn in such a short time. Though of the 3 you mentioned I would pick the Oliver and I'm an IH guy for the most part. Most live hydraulics and PTO 's came in around the late 50's though the real refinements were in the 70's for most manufacturers.
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