Posted by jcrane on November 27, 2010 at 17:29:08 from (69.84.72.149):
I posted this as well in the case forum, but thought I would post here as well.
I am looking at a diesel 730 case with a 830 engine. loader and grapple included. there is about 500 hrs on an engine overhaul, new clutch, straight tin and new paint. $4500 I was looking for a tractor around 90 hp. I am going to be round baling, handling a few round bales, hooking up to a 7ft snowblower, mild dirt work, etc...
I was just looking for a good all around tractor.
I am interested in the 730, but concerned that it might be too small. I am selling a MF65 because it is too small and was looking to upgrade.
My question is: Given the situation i described, would the 730 with an 830 engine fit my bill. ...and would it be a noticable upgrade from my mf65? My massey is also a gas guzzler and I am wanting a cheaper running tractor.
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