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  • tazzer
    quote:Originally posted by cowdoc
    check out www.machinefinder.com


    was just looking and found this not sure what your are looking for but..not much for small tractors up here, but you can look with your zip code and maybe find something close to you.
    ford 9N with three point in MN
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    Doc
    Im wanting something with around 30 to 40hp but what makes it harder to find is I want a frontend loader on it also.

    I missed a ford 3600 about 6 months ago had 6'cutter, frontend loader,disk and hay fork for 5600.00 Im still kicking myself over that one [V]


    this one is on my wish list[:D]
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  • mot24
    IMHO 30-40 hp is not enough to bale with, unless you have a stand alone baler. Check the hp requirements for whatever size round baler you are looking at using before you get the tractor. The size that you are looking at should be fine for mowing though. I just bough a '71 Ford 3000 last year. I paid $4k for it. It handles a 6' brush hog just fine. Make sure that you get one with a live PTO. Also be aware that the front ends on the 3000, 3600 series will not hold up to heavy loader use. If you plan on using the loader alot, look at the industrial models instead, they have a heavy duty front axel.
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  • dennisjohnson
    have a freind that has a IH M for sale///1700 or so will buy it & she runs great. {and will still be trouble free when the zzzzzzzzetors & kubotas are all dead & gone.}[;)]
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  • Gordo77
    Is this a good deal?
    http://topeka.craigslist.org/grd/569657660.html
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  • tazzer
    quote:Originally posted by mot24
    IMHO 30-40 hp is not enough to bale with, unless you have a stand alone baler. Check the hp requirements for whatever size round baler you are looking at using before you get the tractor. The size that you are looking at should be fine for mowing though. I just bough a '71 Ford 3000 last year. I paid $4k for it. It handles a 6' brush hog just fine. Make sure that you get one with a live PTO. Also be aware that the front ends on the 3000, 3600 series will not hold up to heavy loader use. If you plan on using the loader alot, look at the industrial models instead, they have a heavy duty front axel.


    mot Im not going to bale hay with just move hay when feeding the hay burners [:D] not gojng to do very much with the frontend but its nice when you need it. [:D]
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  • tazzer
    quote:Originally posted by Gordo77
    Is this a good deal?
    http://topeka.craigslist.org/grd/569657660.html


    This posting has been flagged for removal

    but thanks I forgot all about craigs list [:D]
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  • Gordo77
    I know nothing about purchasing tractors. Seemed awful cheap. Makes sense that it was flagged.
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