Posted by ss55 on December 13, 2015 at 09:22:49 from (63.147.218.40):
In Reply to: 1020 JD vs 454 IH posted by Ferd on December 12, 2015 at 15:44:24:
Both are good tractors, drive them to see which control layout you like better. I'm partial to the Deere, I really like the 2020 I had with a 48 loader. Both prices sound high, but I don't know your location or the actual condition of the machines.
It is usually easier to buy a tractor and loader as a unit rather than separately. Some things that help on a loader tractor are: ballast in the rear tires (for traction); engine side frames (takes stress off the engine block); straight front axle instead of swept-back axle (front axle is closer to the bucket, better balance and traction); high capacity hydraulic pump.
A quick-attach loader is very handy, you can remove or re-install the loader in five to ten minutes.
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