3 questions, How old are you? Where are you located? How much money do you want to spend? I prefer any tractors from the 60 or early 70, 1850 would be 1st choice, 4020 2nd, 806 or 856 3rd then AC, Ford, Massey or MM. That said, lets look at reality. If you are doing this part time after work, if you are in an area that is really hot in the summer or cold in the winter, Then anything with a decent cab with heat and air conditioning. Have you got young kids that will want to ride along?? Safety in NUMBER 1!!! For 5,000 to 10,000 more money, you will have a decent newer tractor that you can use comfortably and stay cleaner while doing it. 30 series Deere, 86 series IH, etc. If money isn't an issue, I'd go a little newer. That's my 2 cents worth!! Chris
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