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Re: Looking for tractor that meets these specs
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Posted by Fm. on January 14, 2000 at 10:25:18 from (209.84.160.69):
In Reply to: Looking for tractor that meets these specs posted by martin on January 14, 2000 at 08:12:37:
Noone has taken this yet, so I will. all of teh tractors that I am familar with have good and bad things associated with them. the N series fords org. had a 3 pt, and it is fairly reliable. two things that I don't like about them is that they are expensive, and it is hard to mount a belly mower. teh LoBoy is very easy to mount a belly mower, as it has high center of gravity. this is also something you may count as a bad thing, because of your hills. the 3 pt on the LoBoy probably won't be as goos as the ford, but on either it will be hard to mount a loader on. teh Oliver Super 55 or 550 is a very nice tractor, if you have parts nearby and can find one, probably would want to buy with a loader, whatever you buy. they are hard to find for old tractors if missing.
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