hmmmm, in my opinion if you want 2 tractors on 80 acres, you prefer farmall. you will be very glad to have one big 90-110hp and one 50-70hp, id recomend 806, 856,966, 1066 for the big and a 656, 666,756, 766 for the other. the bigger will make all your tillage needs simple with implements that wont take you weeks to get a seed bed prepped on 30 acres of crops and will make bailing with a round baler or mowing with a disc mower possible. the mid size tractor will be great for all most all bailing needs and handle planting cultivating and still be a good size for utility work. also if you really feel u need a tractor dedicated for light work a farmall H or M series does well on the rake. also i would want three tractors as well but i would want the before mentioned mid size and a larger but would want a true utility tractor NOT a compact but somthing the size of a oliver 550 or ford 2000 or 3000 with a loader, independent PTO, live hydraulics, diff lock (or 4x4 if budget allows).
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