You are getting some good advice here, up to you to follow it or not. Despite what some say, get a lawn mower for the lawn work. Forget using the Ford for it, you'll just have a mess. You can find a used and very useful mower for not a lot of money. If you abuse any mower it will fail on you. I mow two acres once a week and have used the same cheap mower for 12 years. I don't hot rod it and do the maintenance as specified.
Do be careful with the front axle by overloading it. That bucket doesn't look too small for a tractor that size, unless you are just moving DRY dirt or mulch/sawdust/shaving. Any other use with a big bucket could break spindles or crack the center pivot. It's up to you to use or abuse your equipment as you and your wallet see fit.
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