Posted by greenbeanman in Kansas on June 21, 2009 at 15:12:36 from (99.151.46.93):
In Reply to: looking for a tractor posted by joe in michigan.,. on June 21, 2009 at 11:40:57:
Hauling firewood with the small bucket on a compact utility tractor would be the pits so you have virtually eliminated the compacts from your list.
For vegetable growing they would probably fit your operation best, if you intend to ever use a 3 pt. roto-tiller. Slow speed and narrow width to till out tire tracks work best. If your soil is heavy it will take some h.p. for the tiller.
For a � acre garden a tractor is almost overkill as you would only need it for a few operations and the larger tractors aren't turned around as readily as smaller ones.
Perhaps snow removal and moving firewood should be your biggest focus.
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