My favorite I dont own one of any more, 1210 Case. Everyone Ive had was durable, sipped fuel, and lots of power for the size. But, parts are scarce, everything on it is behind something else, and the lucas electronics bring new meaning to the term 'the company that invented darkness'.
Of what Ive got its probably the old 7600 Ford. It doesnt get as many hours as the others, the TB110 is nice and I enjoy having a 'new' tractor but its hot to sit on. The 7610 is nice with a/c and cab comforts but its quirky electronics give me (more) grey hairs. The old 7600 is a beast, plenty of power when needed, easy to work on, never gets hot, and is ballasted heavy. Its been hooked to the 15 foot batwing for 3 years now. Gets about 350 hours a year pulling it.
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