Three point hitch is very desirable, live power and live Hyd. is more desirable. 3 point hitch can be added to some tractors fairly easy. Such as Allis WD, WD 45, D17 and C and some IH/Farmalls. Live power and live Hyd. can be difficult and expensive to "add on". Try to "work the tractor" for a few hours (brush hogging, plowing and/or disking) to see how it performs "under a load". Fresh Paint usually costs more than its worth. (You can paint the tractor yourself fairly cheap). It usually cost more to get the tractor to the point that you "have it like you want it" than you plan on spending. Try to get "just what you want" or don't buy it. If you have hills or gullies try to get a "roll bar". A front end loader can be "wonderful" attachment for your tractor. Try to get a tractor with one already on it. Just one persons' opinion.
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