No, out here in California a tractor with Loader on front and box scraper on back is called a skip loader. I think something around 60 to 70 horsepower will work .I just do not want to over use and destroy machinery because it is to small.Hopefully a machine that is tried and true can easily accomplish the task at hand and still be used for years to come.What brand and model is what my inexperience leaves me uninformed.Case ,John Deere, Ford, Massey Ferguson , International, Kubota, I do not know what is cost effective and reliable.Also if in the event something needs repair which models and manufacturers still have parts readily available . Can I buy something older that parts are still available for and so keep my purchase price down . That money tree I planted is still not bearing any fruit so I do not have lots of money to buy something that will not be a good investment . Thanks , Jim
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