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Re: The right tractor??
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Posted by old on November 04, 2003 at 18:10:45 from (63.189.49.223):
In Reply to: The right tractor?? posted by Martin Miller on November 04, 2003 at 17:37:53:
Well first off I'd also think about a 3 point brush hog much easyer to work with. As far as a tractor going a little bigger then you think you need is better then getting small. The extra H.P. is nice when the going get tough I'd say some thing like a Ford 3000, a farmall 454, AC D17 or a MF 65 or some thing like them. Hope this helps some
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