IH 574, Massey 135, Ford 3000 and John Deere 2030. I will link the information page at tractordata.com for the IH 574. Usually there is a little diagram at the top that you can navigate to older newer linage models as well as bigger or smaller. Also there are multiple tabs that cover engine, trans and other categories of specifications. After viewing one machine you click the bold logo at the top and it will take you to the manufacturer brand list from there you can go to the other tractors I listed to see what might fit your needs best. Do you plan to do a lot of water line repairs that you have to dig for? Backhoe are handy but are very clunky and heavy on a machine. If you are just digging up the occasional stump a heavy duty rear mount blade along with a loader will get the job done. Just angle the blade in the horizontal plane and rotate it so the end of the blade is forward and pointing down. It will dig down along a stump quite well.
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