THANKS A LOT to all of you for the great feedback so far.
Here is some more info: 1) My budget is limited. Initially, I thought I could get a decent tractor with a loader, brush hog, box gear and a post hole digger for $5,000 - $6,000. I soon realized that it was not realistic. I have now a total budget of $10,000 - $12,000 for the tractor and the above mentioned implements. 2) I live in North Texas and, fortunately, we don't need to deal with snow -:)! 3) There are a lot of trees and weeds on the property and I will need to clean it up very well. So, I think the brush hog and loader with the bucket are a must. 4) I have no plan for any heavy farming as it is a too small land for any real farming and I have a full-time job. But I plan to put some goats on the property to help me keep the weeds under control. 5) I also noticed that the very old tractors have no ROPS which is very important to someone like me with no experience with driving and operating a tractor 6) As it can really get very hot in Texas in summer time, I prefer a tractor with a cab and AC. 7) I am inclined to buy a used tractor from a local dealer to make sure that I get some help if the tractor breaks down.
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