Posted by olliekid on July 14, 2010 at 11:25:27 from (70.228.114.128):
In Reply to: Best 70 hp. tractor. posted by Jon Sawyer on July 13, 2010 at 22:57:48:
the older iron was made to last longer than the new plastic tractors. Personally id go with an oliver 1650, 1755, or your best choice would be a 1655 or a white 2-70. Plenty of power with all the features you need, yet simple enough for you to work on.
If you dont want an oliver id get a JD 3020 or a 4020. 4020 is bigger than what you need but they handle good and make a good haying tractor. They drive like a 70 hp tractor in other words.
I would stay away from the ford 6000. a thread on this forum the other day was about the worst ever designed tractor and i think about 10 ppl put the ford 6000.
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