Posted by levi on April 16, 2012 at 08:47:30 from (24.225.14.2):
so what all do i need to know about these machines I am looking at one that is coming up for auction I plan to call the farmer about it and was wondering what i needed to ask about I am looking for something with a bit better traction as what i have right now sometimes spins out with my 20 ft no till drill. I may use a 12 row pull type planter with it as well but I haven't decided to buy one of those still trying to decide if i need one and I don't know if my little allis would be able to handle it in less than perfect conditions. So i mostly need to know what to ask about and roughly what this tractor should bring at an auction on tractor house i have seen them for sale anywhere from 4000 bucks to 18000 thanks guys have a nice day Levi
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