Posted by hd6g tom on March 26, 2011 at 06:53:17 from (184.97.55.233):
In Reply to: what size to get. posted by George Boothe on March 25, 2011 at 21:24:50:
George before you buy, look around for a tractor dealer near you, so you dont have to drive 200 miles for parts. All tractors will need repair at sometime in their life. I had to run those 2n, 9n, 8n tractors when I was young. Do yourself a favor, dont buy 1. If you have a ford/newholland dealer near you, find a 2000 or 3000. As stated before, a 135 MF is a good little tractor too.
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