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Posted by werf on December 26, 1999 at 10:21:20 from (156.46.37.28):
In Reply to: First Tractor Advice posted by Steve on December 26, 1999 at 07:41:30:
I don't agree with the other posts you got. I think there are alot of fine tractors available in your price range. They won't be new, so you will have top do some maintanience to them, and give them some TLC. First off you want live hydralics,3- point hitch ( or simular) and live PTO. This puts you in the 50's for the oldest you can go. I don't think you can find a Deere in that price. I like International and there are many available. A 300 or 350 Utility would fit your needs, maybe even a Farmall 300/350 row crop. Ford had a 600 and 800 seris that was good and is reasonable. Massey had a real nice little tractor. There are many options available and these are just my thoughts and opinions. good luck
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