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Posted by Fm....humm... on December 26, 1999 at 16:10:53 from (209.84.160.69):
In Reply to: First Tractor Advice posted by Steve on December 26, 1999 at 07:41:30:
with the implements you suggest, I would recomend a Farmall 706. In your price range, probably have to get a gas, and they use alot. If ya go with the 706, make sure to buy the loader with it, casue tehy are hard to find as hens teeth. the 706 is a pretty good sized tractor, and you ain't gonna be able to haul it yourself. it will however have enough balls to move a little dirt, and can handle at least a 10 foot bushhog good. most had three point, and if not you can probably get a kit to put one on for about 500 bucks. whatever you do, GET A WIDE FRONT WITH THE LOADER!!! if not you better like rides cause your gonna take one. lift the bucket up so far with so much weight, and your gonna go over. trust me.
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