If you want to run a tiller or bush hog then your obviously going to want something that has a three point hitch.
Looking your going to find alot of Fords out there. I would recommend staying away from the 2N/9N's and probably 8N's as well. In short it it is older than 1960 I would think real hard about it. There is nothing wrong with these tractors other than most lack a live PTO and when equipped with a front loader they require alot more steering effort.
Look for the 1962 and later Ford utilities with power steering. Be selective even with these models as some don't have "live power".
In short, I recommend a tractor equipped with power steering and live P.T.O. As for brand, pick which ever color is supported in your area and you could get parts for. With the age of most vintage tractors now if they were truly lemons they've already been scrapped.
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