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Buying a Loader Tractor vs Buying a Tractor and Putting on a Loader
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Posted by Pete on September 10, 2002 at 06:17:26 from (12.146.85.240):
Just wondering what everyone else thinks on this
subject. I need a loader tractor but started to think that
although I have a pickup truck that I put a snowplow on
I would never buy a pickup that already had a plow on it
because most of them have had the snot beat out of
them. Especially if somebody like me used to own it. It
seems like there could be excessive wear and tear on a
tractor that has been under a loader for 20 or 30 years.
Even bouncing across a field empty could be a lot of
strain. Or are most tractors built heavy enough to stand
this stress. I figure the down side to buying a tractor
and buying a loader is that it may cost more, and you
don't know for sure how well everything will work
together until you have them together. Any wisdom on
the subject will be appriciated. Pete
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