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Re: Buying a new 65-75 horse tractor....any sugges
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Posted by JiminIA on March 02, 2005 at 13:33:32 from (64.136.49.227):
In Reply to: Buying a new 65-75 horse tractor....any suggestion posted by AC on March 02, 2005 at 06:19:10:
I have been tractor shopping for about two months now. I have no major brand preference, I run a little bit of everything. I ended up settling on a McCormick MTX120 (115 hp).Some features are better than deere others arent. Overall it seemed to be the most bang for the buck. Its no more of a foreign tractor than any of the other brands. I did look at agco's they were in about the same price range, but I guess I favor red a tad bit so it seemed natural to go with McCormick... Ask me in a year I may have a different opinion, but it can be any worse than anything else I have ever owned....Jim
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