Sounds Interesting Dave. After looking at your photos of your place and the land you go on to take care of your pals(horses),I can understand the need for a bigger tractor. Not to big mind you,(due to the trees) but a unit that would really work for you ,doing the chores that are needed done.Hope that makes sense.A tractor big enough to do the haying, watering etc,would be really benificial .I"m sure that you could find such a tractor that meets your needs,without you having to go through what we did with "OLD UGLY".The time we spent was a blast for me,working along side with my Son made it all worth while. We use it for a lot of projects other then farming chores (as you know, we don"t farm),but It sure as He-- is handy to have when projects come along that needs a piece of equiptment that can pull,lift drag etc.Same story with the O.C 46 crawler. Your operation would require a tractor that would do everything needed to make the work faster, easier,more efficiant in time spent. This might be the tractor you could use,( the one you described in your post) so if the price is right and it"s put together correctly, I say GO FOR IT!!! Any way ,Hope it works out .HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU AND THE MRS.WARMEST REGUARDS LOU & VICTOR & FAMILY.
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