Second Tractor Needed

I'm thinking of adding a second tractor to my newly hay making hobby. I only make hay off of 20 acres. I use some of the hay myself feeding my small herd of herfords and do sell some to the local horse neighbors. I have a Ford tactor which is 50 hp and is able to handle all my hay equipment pretty well. I'm looking for a rake tractor and to be used towing loaded flat racks back to my farm (about 2 miles). What would be the best letter series farmall that would be the best buy for my needes and for my shallow wallet. How concerned should I be about finding a tractor that has a faster 3&4 gear for raking hay?

Thanks
Matthew

I raked all my hay for years with Farmalls SA and a 130, often had two rakes going. I also had a 300. I can tell you the SA, SC, 130, 230, etc will rake circles around the larger H, SH or 300. Now they aren't going to haul as large load of hay as the H, SH or 300. But you know something, I have hauled hundreds of 20' wagons with 200 bales on, into my yard, a 20% incline, with the Farmall 130.

That is the reason I always liked the SA and 130, on 60" wheel tread they have a lot more center clearence than the larger tractors, great for big volume windrows. and it is much easier to keep wheels off the hay. I always went to direct windrow with 9 foot haybine. On heavy alfalfa it was one turn with rake and then baler. Weather cooperating of course. Only one way to have 20% protein alfalfa hay, and that is have all the leaves.