Posted by oldtanker on January 06, 2017 at 06:55:00 from (66.228.255.59):
In Reply to: Purchase posted by Fixatruck on January 06, 2017 at 03:10:52:
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Just gotta ask, what are you going to get with a blade and loader with a better tractor for 2500? Heck here, and location matters, what you are going to get for 2500 is an 8N. Less money will get something like a Farmall H or M, AC WD or WD45, Case SC but what are you going to do with that? No 3 point, difficult to find usable implements for. Here a bare 8N is about 1500 in OK condition. Restored with new tires about 2500. With some implements a little more. No I complete agree with UD's assessment. 3500 or so will get a better tractor in the utility class. Most people looking for just a couple of acres are not going to want a Farmall 450 or 706.
For the OP. Yea, get a better tractor if you can. If you are in the utility market most are equipped with a 3 point and rear PTO. Rear mount finish, rough cut a brush mowers are available new and used. Almost any implement is easy to find both new and used too, like a plow or disk for food plots or a garden. Most work well if match to PTO or drawbar HP output. If you want or need a loader power steering will make it actually useable. Plus newer tractors should have better hydraulics. Do a little research before you buy anything to make sure parts are available!
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