Avoid dairy farm equipment the acid in the manure is hard on them . If the farmer has the time and energy to keep them clean there ok but cattle usually come first. I've heard loader tractor also take a lot of abuse especially as a lot of guys just idle them plus not getting timely oil change. My dad was bad that way went to change the antifreeze and had to work a rod into the drain hole. My uncles and dad ran a lot of ground plus custom work they get up and keep going all day with at least 3 tractors running but they had a lot of pasture as most did back then . The pasture that most people back then harvested with cattle are now plowed and harvested mechanically . My aunt had a nice set up dating back to the 30,s 2 big pasture that were grazed for 1st crop . 4 smaller lots that were baled 1st crop and grazed the 2nd and the whole farm grazed on the 3rd. She had her land put up on shares and only had a small ford. It would be interesting in finding out how many acres were harvested then and now and compare tractors too
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