I have the same situation. good friends of ours bought acrage and moved out there. He has chickens and wants to get a few head of cattle. The place is already fenced and set up, pretty nice actually.
He wants to get a 40hpish loader tractor. His wife is giving him all sorts of grief about it. Funny thing is, we went to visit them and the wives went shopping. His wife came home with literally hundreds of dollars worth of crap from halmark. She"s one of these collector people, has all sorts of "collectible stuff" that will never be worth a fraction of what she paid for the stuff.
I kinda stuck my nose in it and pointed that out. I told them that no matter what he spends on a tractor, if he takes care of it, he wont lose anything close to what she will on all her "stuff" cluttering their house.. We are still friends. so all is good. He still doesnt have a tractor though.
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