I would recommend you find something much smaller. Think Ford 8N, JD B, Farmall B. Anything bigger would be dangerous if he has never driven before. An added benefit to the 8N (maybe the 4000 has the same feature, not sure how big this model is) is you press down on the clutch and brakes. If he were to get into trouble all he needs to do is stand up on the petals to stop. Also the clutch on an 8N is light and easy to disengage. Smaller tractors would have the benefit of letting you see and possibly take control of the steering and ignition should something go awry especially if you are working along side. The 3020 has way too much power/speed/ and height (think rollover) for learning safely esp considering you don't farm regularly.
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