Ok, WOW, I'm actually making a list of pros/cons of mentioned tractors. I can honestly say that there's a lot that I didn't think about when choosing. I'm just glad that several of you brought up information that I hadn't thought about (3pt). My mind is literally spinning. LOL. Anyway. Looks like I've probably scrapped my initial list. Now, going to have to narrow it down or add/subtract from my list to get a tractor that will do everything that I need it to. My food plot is about 1-2 acres. I'll probably bush hog some lanes from the timber into the plot. I just can't see using a front loader for the work that I want to do. Which probably means that it'll get used after the fact. LOL. I know that I don't know a lot about small farming (actually nothing), but the only way to learn is to ask questions. Thanks for the patience that are probably common questions for all of you, but are new to me. I appreciate the help. If you see dust clouds here in SW Missouri, it might be my head spinning. LOL
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