I was going to ask about the size of your farm, I knew you had given more details in one of your posts so I did a search and found it, in short it is 400 acres. ..see link... Outside of that would you mind adding what state you are in? The thing about an M that you posted about is it�s lack of live hydraulics and a live PTO, and as others have said it wasn�t even a runner. It sounds like right now your hay crop is the immediate concern. Anyone of those tractors Delta Red mentioned would do you well. As David G said what is your budget? If your in a cooler or hotter climate area you may want to consider going up a little on budget and get a cab tractor with AC and heat. Very nice to have an A/C in summer and heat in spring and fall even winter if you need to deal with snow. Which leads me to the other recommendation of a quick tach loader. I would suggest something in the 50 to 80hp range. I hear New Holland and Kubota make some very nice machines. I would recommend a 1990s vintage, you can tell I spending your money, Lol!
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