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Re: Two cylinder tractor size


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Posted by DavidT1 on April 17, 2014 at 13:33:35 from (165.234.248.161):

In Reply to: Two cylinder tractor size posted by bman on April 15, 2014 at 14:47:35:

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Yes, I can try to detail a bit more. I am looking to do 200 acres for some cash as well as hobby. It will not be my full-time job so I dont have to support myself off of that income. I do have the use of a JD 620 and that is what I will be using for this year on a 40 acre chunk. Next spring I am hoping the additional land will be ready to rent. I am not using fert or herb on it more organic. The 1 week would be for seed bed work and seeding, harvest would not be part of the time frame. My budget is tight so I am looking more on the side of longer days and hard work versus newer more expensive equipment. I love the two cylinders, but didnt know if any of the people that farm now or back then did that much with a single two cylinder in a week time frame.

Just some background on what I am planning. From what i read adding a 730D with the 620 or moving up to a 4020 maybe the best option, as doing all of it in my time window with the 620 may not be possible. Murphy's law esures that. :lol:

Again I greatly appreciate the opinions from everyone as I am new and starting on my own for this. Thanks!!


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