Every one I said could be good is what can be called a row crop utility in that it is a low built tractor but with enough ground clearance for crop working. You are going to be teaching that boy to drive before long and that factor says stay away from a row crop tractor as they are harder to be safe learning to drive, once experienced they are safe but not for a newbe. A lot of mentioned tractors fall in that catagorie. The International 300 utility is a row crop utility, now the Farmall 300 is a full row crop but they have the 2 point hitch and some implements made for a 3 point hitch will not work with the 3 point from 2 point adapter. Same way with the AC snap coupler, A D14, D15 or D17 could do your job reasonably well but finding the correct implements could be a chalange and not all will work with the 3 point conversion. A bit taller than the other row crop utilitys but not as tall as most row crop tractors. Look for something that all posible 3 point tools will work with and if you do not have a loader you will wany a 3 poimt boom to help move things around. Just be safe but with your figures you would not find a running tractor around here, anything that is running decent and decent tires, even beat up, that would do what you want will be at least $3,000.
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