Yes you are right a massey ferguson 165 is a good tractor also my uncle has a diesel with live lift , live pto , powersteering , 2 sets of remotes
He bought the 135 in 1970 He bought the 165 in 1970
He paid 3,000 for the 135 with 6ft bush hog 6ft sickle and trailer
He paid 5,000 for the 165 with 8ft bush hog , 4 bottom plow , 8ft king disc , 4 row cultivator , 4 row planter , 4 row disc bedder 4 row hiller and trailer
These 2 tractors and implements are still going strong 51 years later that really says something
What i am say is this any massey ferguson gas or diesel with true ag tires will work you any of these models below with proper maintenance will give you years of service
35 50 65 85 95 99 135 150 165 175 180 185
Take a mechanic with you when you buy anything like i do pay him he will know if it is wore out or not you do not want a wore out money pit tractor nobody does just buy right and don't overpay older tractors have NO electronics to go bad way easier to fix just watch youtube videos or find a retired tractor mechanic then you are in business when he fixes your tractor stand there and watch him you will learn to fix it yourself that is how i learned to fix my own stuff this way
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