Posted by Straw Boss on June 06, 2016 at 16:06:59 from (107.77.87.46):
In Reply to: New tractor ideas posted by bobinKy on June 06, 2016 at 13:58:26:
In all honesty I'd say you need a bigger tractor. You can get by but if you're going to be handling round bales of any quantity then you'd be better off in the long run with a 100 hp tractor. Mind you it's not the hp you need but the size and weight to handle bales without tearing up the tractor and loader. Go on tractor house and look at a CaseIH 5140 or 5240 for an idea what I'm talking about. Myself I'd go bigger yet with a small Magnum like a 7120. You can never have a tractor that's too big for that kind of work.
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