As someone who owns both a WD and a 300, I feel somewhat qualified to answer this question. I will start off by saying I haven't run the WD as much, since I haven't had it as long. Also, I'm a Farmall guy, so I'm a little biased.
The 300 has power steering, the WD, not so much. The 300 has a true live PTO, the WD, not so much. The 300 has good traction and ground clearance because of the 38" rims, the WD, not so much. The 300 has 10 forward speeds, the WD has 4. The 300 has around 38 HP, the WD has around 32. The 300 has multiple sets of hydraulic outlets, can't say that about the WD either.
Personally, I like both tractors. The 300 is better for running my haybine and baler because of the extra HP and live PTO. The WD makes a nice rake tractor and chore tractor. I like the WD in the woods because of its smaller footprint and lower center of gravity. As far as pulling goes, I can not say from experience, but I would imagine the 300 would be a little better. As far as use goes, I definitely like the 300 better. The controls are easier to reach, the power steering is nice, and it is easier to get on and off of. Just my bit of free advice.
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