I am utterly shocked at the responses for the Oliver. My father in law had an 1855 and it was a tank! But, it also rode and drove like it too. At the end of the day you felt like you had been in a bar brawl. Plus, it took 5 acres to turn it around. He sold it and bought a JD 4000. It was definitely a major step up in comfort and turning radius. The 1855 still had more power and used less fuel though.
I say forget the 3020 option and spend a couple $$ more and step up to a 4020 or 4000 side console model. Much better tractor for just a few dollars more. Plus the resell value is only increasing everyday for them. You can use it 10 years and sell it for more than you gave for it.
This post was edited by johndeerefan at 08:50:25 07/24/12.
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