Posted by RGMartin on November 14, 2015 at 16:03:28 from (173.184.226.73):
In Reply to: Purchasing a BCS 850 posted by smallfarmer7 on November 14, 2015 at 12:37:48:
The cheapest tractor with no tiller is $1500 now. An equivalent to that 850 diesel would be over 5 grand, plus attachments. The asking price isn't much more than the cost of the attachments.
BCS makes a darn fine walk behind tractor. I have the cheapest one they build, a 710(craigslist for $400, like new, needed an air cleaner housing and gas tank as it had launched itself into a hard surface) for places where a real tractor and tiller, or 140 and cultivators won't go.
Sounds like this one could be an even better deal. If I was doing 4 acres with one I'd be looking for a sulky.
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