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What size tractor to bush hog 10 acres
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Posted by Jeff Heims on June 04, 2002 at 21:06:41 from (12.151.203.243):
Hello,first off,im only 16,but im just checkin this stuff out for my dad,he used to drive fork lifts,bob cats,ect in a steel mill,for 30 years,he retired,and the whole family moved to Ar. he has 10 acres that him and my mom bought 8 years ago,thier going to biuld a house on it,with a big garden ect. so what size tractor would he need to be able to bush hog it in a reasonable amount of time,it also need a loader to do some landscaping,and theres a bunch of trees along one side that were tore down and left there,needs to be able to push/drag them into a pile to burn them,he doesnt want to spend over $3,000,doesnt matter if its old or not,just need more info,we know nothing about tractors,but work on cars alot,so should be able to takle anything on a tractor,so would it be possible to puchase a good used tractor with loader for $3,000,weve been lookin around at these local dealer,and in the paper ect. but know absolutly nothing about them,so could you give us some pionter ion what to look for,thanks
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