I know you guys like your Olivers. The problem here is as far as the utilities go there just are none. Kinda like finding hens teeth. When you do find one they are spendy because most of the owners know there are few around and charge accordingly. Not very many row crop Olivers either. From what I know they are good solid tractor.
As far as rear VS mounted mower? I too prefer a 3 point hitch rear mower. Mid mount limits what you can do with the tractor without having to dismount the deck (a pain to me). I can drop a PTO shaft and put 3 pins quick. Mid mount and you limit yourself as to where you can take the tractor. I'd love to watch you go through my woods with a tractor and a mid mount! Ain't no trails.
I'm looking for a deal on a newer utility. No big rush on my part. I want IPTO, 3 point and power steering.
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