Posted by pinball on August 20, 2017 at 09:46:05 from (64.49.150.124):
In Reply to: Beginner posted by Ewebb on August 20, 2017 at 07:36:42:
First of all you need to ask your self what are you going to put on your tractor. a small tiller. 2 bottom plow, small disk, cultivator. That will dictate what size you need. is your land pretty flat, somewhat hilly, type of soil. if its already in beans then its probably pretty good soil. are you planning in using a planter or hand planting. several questions you need to ask,. when ever you do decide to do it take some samples to your local place that will test your ground to see what will grow the best. for what acres you are talking about I think any 50 horsepower tractor will work. might need to be a row crop tractor if your going to do a lot of cultivating as they tend to be higher than other tractors. very important to know who you are dealing with as to how long has they had the tractor, what maint they performed. don't know how much experience you have as far as mechanical but if you cant do the work your self you might be in for a surprise. tractor prices will depend on locality . here in Missouri I would suspect you could buy that tractor for 3500 or less. use the internet to find out information on any tractor. do all the research you can especially on parts. problems will arise on tractors and some parts are extremely hard to get. what ever you do I wish you good luck in your adventure.
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