Wow, thanks for all the great information! I have been looking at the industrial loader tractors, there seem to be a few around here in the 5-7k range hydro or geared.It"d be nice to find one with the backhoe too. My fear with those is that they have been worked real hard for a long time before they find their way into my budget, but maybe I should go check them out. The skid steer looks handy too, and I thought about them, but for a number of reasons I think tractor is the way to go right now. Skid steer implements are really doesn"t and I already have enough tractor implements that would be better run on a bigger tractor anyway that I think I"ll stick with that system. Also I don"t like how skid steers tear up the ground. As far as selling the 8ns, I think they are staying for now. I want to keep at least one of them, in which case I would keep the nice one, and the other one really is worth more to keep than I could sell it for, the brakes and hydraulics don"t work, so I"d rather leave it set up to pull a trailer forever than sell it for $600. I keep looking back to the 656, that and the 574. Similar HP I think, but I think the 656 weighs a lot more. Any other models to think about?
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