Re: LOOKING TO BUY A TRACTOR BEFORE WINTER

Posted by Pete Henderson on July 16, 2005 at 18:52:39 from (152.163.101.7):

In Reply to: Re: LOOKING TO BUY A TRACTOR BEFORE WINTER posted by Galen on July 16, 2005 at 17:43:07:

I see your point.

I did have an occasion to look at, and actually mess around with the Century brand. I was very impressed. They were letting one go (35 H.P.) complete with front loader and brushhog for less than 16k, which included local sales tax.

My useage? Mow about 8 acres of heavy thick fields, and use it to clear out a series of trails in the woods, install a septic system, light landscaping and possibly pull a Hayride with it.

I wanted something not to big, but not to small either. I heavily consider the weight ratio, so that the unit can dig, while putting it's own weight behind it.

I hear you about Kioti, I glanced at them too.

I've been lurking a lot of forums, to see what the scoop was on Century. To be honest, I haven't heard a bad thing yet, and the stats are better than the competetors.

We used to have a Ford 1500, which as you know, it was a great little 20 HP diesel 4X4 tractor.

That thing would mow fields that were 6 foot high without struggle.

I appreciate the information.

What they say is true, they just don't build them like they used to.

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