Posted by luv2wrench on January 25, 2014 at 09:11:30 from (75.235.66.137):
Need Advise. Looking to buy a loader tractor for light loader work. Feeding horses, moving snow when needed, helping move hay bales and rake hay, maybe even square bale. I have $8000 burning a hole in my pocket. What type of tractor should i look for. Found a 656 with a 2050 loader wide front average shape. Just had a couple of used gears put into it due to it being locked in gear. Repair shop bill was 5000 bucks. i could buy tractor for 8000. Is that too much for that tractor. Paint is faded and tin ok. tires not great.
Been interested in a 666 diesel. Got a nice Gas 666 close to here i could buy. Seen a few diesels out there too.
Or should i stay cheaper and find a really nice 560 diesel with a 282??
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