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Posted by CLW on April 16, 2006 at 22:15:43 from (68.93.99.147):
In Reply to: which one? posted by wannabe in TN on April 16, 2006 at 19:16:34:
I would look for a 8N Ford or maybe a little newer. You can find a nice one with a mower for $3500 or less. If you get a Ford like the 8N you wouldn't need power steering as they are light on the front. More so with a mower on the back. Live PTO is sure a plus but in open space like you are talking about you wouldn't miss it that much. It is when you get in tight corners you need it. Look in the photo ads at the left. Select "tractors" then put 133298 in the search. That would be a nice tractor for what you want.
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