Well, AG tractors with front end loaders don't make good construction equipment. The front ends aren't made for that. I know where there's a Case 580 setting that has a sign in the window that says, "$7,900", but it also has a back hoe and taking that off to put a bushog on, well, not fun. Build a road on 17 acres? Yeah, I guess it could with time.
Maybe what you oughta do is combine two things. One, pick yourself up 30-35 HP tractor, if you're going to be tilling, and a model that can be serviced locally, or have parts nearby. Know what I mean? Who's your nearest dealer that can support your tractor? And secondly, pay someone that can come in with a dozer, not a big one but maybe a 450 series and cut that road or driveway for you. There's a lot of folks out of work that need work, construction is one of them, maybe you could get a guy for about $100 an hour. A day would cost you say...$1,000 or so? Realistically, after you cut your road or driveway, will you be needing a construction piece of equipment? Rent a guy for a day, and then buy an AG tractor for AG type work.
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