Posted by Cal Innes on August 25, 2010 at 03:58:38 from (75.192.214.114):
In Reply to: Which tractor?? posted by ChrisinMO on August 24, 2010 at 18:06:53:
Take it from me who has spent many hours on the side hills of New England, (I used to mow flood contol dams)stick with something with a low center of gravity, particularly if the young folks are going ot use it. The small farmalls do not have that. Ford or Massey Ferguson would be my first choice unless you put undersize (low profile) tires on some other make. Actually, some of the John Deeres such as 1010 or 2010 was quite economical and would serve well. Look for a tractor where the tires can be spread out for added stability. There are quite a few makes in the 30-35 hp class that would be good. Hope you find a good one! Cal
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