Do you want some good suggestions from the wealth of knowledge here? Ask it this way- I currently have a 48 Ferguson TE20 (UK version) and a Ford Jubilee. Both are great tractors for their own purposes. However, I am starting to look at expanding the area I'm farming, adding about 40 more acres. Half will be tillable and the other half hay ground. This is hilly to rolling terrain. I would like to find a reliable older tractor from the 60's or 70's that has 3 point hitch as well as rear remote hydraulics (even better if it were diesel). The biggest implement I believe i will be using is a 14 foot disc. I have also decided I do not need a front end loader. I am color blind (in terms of tractor makes and reality), so I wanted to see what others recommend. That said, John Deere, Case/IH, and AGCO dealers are somewhat nearby. I don't have the funds to buy something brand new and believe I can spend about $12,000 tops for a decent used one, and I prefer working on the older tractors anyways. What Make/Model would you recommend? A question posed like this should tighten up the scope considerably.
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