Re: which one?

Posted by Tom in TN on April 16, 2006 at 19:38:13 from (4.152.159.131):

In Reply to: which one? posted by wannabe in TN on April 16, 2006 at 19:16:34:

Wannabe,

I live in Middle Tennessee on 150 acres of very hilly land. I have old equipment and I operate on a shoe string. I spend a great deal of time performing routine and corrective maintenance on all of my equipment. If you truly are not mechanically inclined, my advice to you would be not to buy any inexpensive, used equipment. Maintenance is a constant need on old equipment.

Having said that, I think that you are going to have to juggle your finances, your available time, and your mechanical abilities to select whatever will accomplish your goals. Honestly, on 10 - 12 acres, I'm not even sure that you need a tractor. You could probably get by with a large, walk-behind mower similar to ones made by Graveley or DR Mower.

Good luck on your decision.

Tom in TN

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