I've got a Massey GC2300 that would be in the same class as the Kubota BX series and it has served me well. Bought it with less than 100 hours on it and now it is just shy of 1000. The pros of this kind of tractor compared to a lawn tractor are long-term durability, much heavier construction, 4WD traction, and the versatility to do a lot of different jobs. The cons would include more clumsy maneuverability compared to a lawn tractor and less drawbar pulling power compared to a regular-sized compact utility tractor of the same power due to the smaller wheels. (The Massey GC, Kubota BX, and similar tractors are in the sub-compact class.) I've found that the ride comfort of these tractors over rough ground is much better than a typical ZTR type of mower or a lawn tractor with smaller wheels. Most of these tractors are around 20 hp at the PTO so I'd think they'd handle a buzz saw with smaller wood just fine.
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