There is a tradeoff in buying an older tractor at a lower price versus buying a late JD, NH, or Kubota compact tractor. If the late model tractors were selling at MM-2N prices then nobody would be looking at 60 plus year old tractors to work with. There is a risk in walking out the door in the morning. If you can not bear to face that then things such as buying anything other than a new tractor with warranty is not for you. A good 335 with loader should be about a 3,000 dollar tractor. I doubt you can buy a 35 year old JD 850 (Yanmar) w/o loader and MFWD that ran good for that. The OP also has to realize that asking a bunch of guys on the internet is not the same as asking a guy who can see the OP's conditions. If the OP is logging in a swamp then he is going to want differential lock and MFWD which will bring up a different recommendation for a tractor.
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