Actually, the point of my original post was that for the purposes of functionality, and for the sake of having a tractor capeable of handling a wider spectrum of semi-modern impliments, one might want to consider a larger tractor such as the 4000. The late 4000 is well able to bull around with heavy modern gear that is within it's power range. The 135 is not. As a prime example, I have a 14' Kuhn gyro rake that is fully mounted. My 3930 at 45 hp plays with it. The 135 could power it but ti wouldn't lift it. My 4000 struggles to lift it because the hydraulics are... not what they were 7000 hours ago, but if the little one went down, the 4000 would step up. THAT WAS MY POINT. YOU seem to have missed that point.
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