sarg, there are some things to ponder here one being there is no doubt a lot of deals out there in fact I've been looking at some options myself for sometime but once being in the farm equipment business myself I know what it cost to repair a larger tractor so if you can buy a pristen tractor but over thirty years old you can start it and go 30 feet and blow a lower cylinder o-ring and then the money pit begins like was previously mentioned no matter the mfr. So the question is do I buy a better suited older 8n or cub or etc. like my neighbor has a Farmall H with a wheel type 5ft. Bush Hog puts on his straw hat and spends Saturday afternoon mowing his 5 acres then parks it and so what if it blows up buy another H for $1500 and move on. It's just money in the pocket. On the other hand if you want to be a farmer, get out the checkbook and play the part. CT
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