Posted by MarkOhio on December 09, 2007 at 15:58:25 from (67.54.209.30):
In Reply to: New to Antique tractors posted by Chuck McNelley on December 09, 2007 at 14:01:40:
Chuck, I'm going to put my vote in for a Massey Ferguson 135, either gas or preferably diesel. It has everything mentioned in some of the other posts, independent PTO, 3 point hitch. If you look long enough you can find one with power steering, although even without it they still steer easily. I have a '69 model with the Perkins diesel engine that seems to run all week on a tank of fuel and has plenty of power (About 38 I think) for what I, and you will be using it for. Parts are still easy to get although in the 600 hours I've used mine it hasn't needed much more than routine maintence. Good luck to you
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