i work on lot different tractor over the years but have come to the conclusion that suggesting a type style brand to some one to by is a no win deal just this a s example guy buy a mf 150 need good running tractor runs a few day the out board planetary drive fails lack of oil over the years seem most guys never check them so tell him i can probably find a use planetary well he tell me he want new parts in it so price new parts he decide the used be ok.. so planetary labor oil couple other things new seals bearing total come in at around 1850.00 now i know he paid 3200 for tractor as if he hadn't taken it i was going to. so you add the 1850 to the 3200 you got 5000 in it now... so you good deal might not be such a good deal.. so when getting ready to by a use tractor do some checking on it you cant find everything that is wrong but some you can i always a little leery of used tractor are real clean if first time tractor buy i may be inclined to go to a dealer you might at least get some warranty even if it on a 30 day deal
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