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i just went to an auction on labor day and they had 3 tractors, ford 3000 gas, ford 4000 diesel, and m/f 165 diesel. the ford 3000 was in pretty poor shape, needed 4 new tires and atleast one new rear wheel due to rust from fluid in tires, smoked entire time it was running, and brakes were crappy but still went for $2700. the ford 4000 was in great shape and went for $7050. the massey only had one problem, power steering didn't work and it went for $2700. people seem to love the fords and john deeres around here and don't bother much w/ anything else. i would have been bidding on the massey but i have this awful condition called marriage, she's saying wait until spring, we don't need it yet. so i guess that's what i'm doing now, watching auctions, checking prices, and finding out about different models. i'll be sure to check into the international models and thanks for the tip on the AC hydralic system

older tractor wanted
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by sa1765

i'm looking for an older tractor 60s-70s models. it's going to be used to mow 50 acres, blade drive, pull disc for food plot, drive to mailbox when i'm too lazy to walk, just about any little odd jobs. anyone have suggestions on any models, or input on models to stay away from?

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Antique Tractors
Replies 3 Post by sa1765

i'm wanting an older tractor 60s-70s model. i've been looking at the 135, 150, and 165 models. anyone have any input, good/bad/otherwise. it's going to be used for mowing 50 acres, blading drive, pulling disc for food plot, and any other chores i find it handy for. are there any other models/manufactures i should be looking at?

older tractor wanted
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 2 Post by sa1765