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Re: Which tractor to buy? 4020?


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Posted by NcNE on July 25, 2006 at 21:59:01 from (71.38.64.150):

In Reply to: Which tractor to buy? 4020? posted by Lidya on July 25, 2006 at 20:25:36:

Lidya
I 4020 is a very good tractor and still remains popular, however they still hover in value around the $7-10,000 range which is obviously way more than you want to spend. As some of the others have stated, it is a rather big tractor for 15 acres of hay and such. A smaller tractor would probably be more than enough to use as a haying tractor. An Allis Chalmers WD45 or the D-series (D14,15,etc.)would be adequate. Olivers can also be had for a reasonable price, I just browsed the photo ads and there were a few decent sized tractors, 1650,1800 and similar for somewhere close to $3000. A farmall 300,400,along with the 50 series or the 460, 560 would be a good haying tractor too. I noticed a few 806s in your price range. The 806 farmall was one of the 4020's biggest competitors. In any case you will want to look for a tractor with live hydraulics and pto. 3 point hitch would also be a great thing to have due to the many implements you can equip your tractor with such as rear blades, bale movers and etc. Good luck in your quest and if you have any other questions post on the board as there are many knowlegable people in this and the other forums that would be glad to help.


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