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Re: First tractor, want live pto, etc.....
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Posted by marv on April 06, 2003 at 21:59:25 from (204.119.19.216):
In Reply to: First tractor, want live pto, etc..... posted by Tim on April 06, 2003 at 10:08:52:
check out the 1920 and 2120 ford,newholland was built for about 10 years real nice tractors have everything and will do a real nice job should beable to find one with loader for under 15k real nice with low ours only a couple years old you might have to look around for a while but I think you will be realy happy DON'T get any tractor with out power steering 4wd live pto you will be kicking yourself for ever if you are going to do the thing you talked about also their are a couple other units out their that are real nice most are real solid units also I still think you should stop and talk to some guys you see using tractors that live close and ask them about theirs and how they like what they are sitting on also buying new might be cheeper than used tractor dealers have o% some times for 3 or 4 years or real low rates check it out on manf web sites jd newholland kub etc wish mine was woren out I love the new ones have fun shopping
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