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Re: Looking for some advise on buying a tractor!


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Posted by Mac AR on October 17, 2016 at 16:34:08 from (162.104.94.48):

In Reply to: Re: Looking for some advise on buying a tractor! posted by oldtanker on October 17, 2016 at 14:41:00:

Rick,
Boy, we've been here before haven't we? I
propose this situation to you: new tractor
person has found 5 tractors he'd like to
look at, and asks this board for advice.
They are as follows:
1. Ford 4000. LPTO, power steering, and
loader. Diesel, 4500 hours on working meter.
$5500.
2. Farmall 400. Gas, power steering and add
on 3pt. Loader. In good shape. $3500
3. Massey 65. Gas, no ps but LPTO and good
lift. In excellent shape. $3000
4. Allis Chalmers D 15. Gas, ps, lpto, 3pt
no loader. $4500. Recently overhauled.
5. 8n Ford. With Dearborn loader and brush
hog. $3000.
What would you recommend?
For myself, I put them in the order I'd take
them. It would be hard to choose between 1
and 2. # 3 I wouldn't have, no ps. #4 would
be alright and then find a loader. #5 I'm
out. See 10,000 threads on Ns with loaders.
The kicker? All are on lots or my local c
list. All are well under budget for OP. At
least here in the South. If memory serves,
you are in Michigan. You say the farmalls
with 3pt are hard to find. Not so down here,
where poor farmers had to make do with old
equipment. Many tractors here have added
3pts, because newer tractors were too
pricey. Things are simply different here,
than there. Please do not misunderstand my
intention. I am not calling you out or
putting you down. I am simply stating that
the norm in Michigan is not the same here.
Here you can get cheap horsepower. Usable
horsepower. The same holds true for the OP.
In Texas, too there is good cheap power to
be had. I have watched many threads, of the
same nature on this board. All bear
credence, and all merit reading.
I'm off my soapbox now. But one last
thought: No hard feelings, Rick.

Mac


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