Great reply John. Thank you for all the great info. I ha a feeling about the tires. I'm going to buy a set of 4 ply tires as you suggested. I'll try used if I can find some that are in good shape otherwise I'll buy new. I'm going to take your advice and leave the bucket alone as most people also agreed that it was a bad idea to try an increase the size. This man has a back blade but it will depend on how much extra hes selling it for. I've seen used ones out there from $250-500 so I'm not to worried about not being able to pick one up. I'm going to take your advice also and use a box blade if I can find one. They seem to be harder to come by used. I'm going to ask around the local tractor shops and I might be able to find one.
I was thinking a decent sized dump cart for the manure but if the cost is high enough it might be worth finding a manure spreader. I found that manure spreaders are not cheap and hard to find used. If I cant find one cheap I'll probably have to use a dump cart and install a ball or pin hitch on the tractor. I don;t have another $1-2k for a manure spreader unfortunately. Let me know what you think. Thanks!
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