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Re: Buying a used tractor?
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Posted by KS on February 17, 2000 at 17:31:03 from (206.40.215.11):
In Reply to: Buying a used tractor? posted by David G. on February 16, 2000 at 19:13:10:
Depending on the tractor market in your area, smaller doesnt always mean lower price. Around here small chore tractors sell for more than midsized work tractors. I was helping a friend shop for a tractor for his new horse farm, he had his heart set on a JD 1020 with a full hydrualic JD loader, every action we went to that combo went for $5500 to $7000. He end up with a JD 3020 and Dual loader and back backblade and I think he spent under $5000. Now he has more power for pushing snow and moving big bales. So if you dont need the low profile of a chore tractor, I would tell you look at 55 to 75 horsepower tractors of the 1960's. Good luck.
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