Posted by RonGrzywacz on May 13, 2011 at 06:41:33 from (71.224.167.111):
Trying to decide between a 1999 Ford 1920 tractor - 33hp,4WD, loader, 1000hrs for $10,000 vs a new New Holland T1510 - 30Hp, 4wd, loader for $15,000. The Ford is older,with 1k hrs, but appears to be in real good shape and also appears to be a heavier duty tractor. (newer rear tires and battery, no welds, no leaks, tight) The NH is new with a warranty. The tractor is to be used at hunting camp for food plots (3 acres), 1 mile Dirt road maintenance and moving a litle dirt... What are your thought?
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