
5 Mar ’12

Hmm... that sounds like a hard argument, but I see your point. I have often heard it argued from the point of time... you can carry twice as much in a larger bucket, etc., which means fewer trips and less time.
I propose you think about just *how* big you want to go. Is there any size tractor that you just wouldn't want? Do you want/need a cab? Is it just the loader size or do you want to be able to take bigger 3pt implements? Have more lift capacity? Do you even need a mowing deck? Etc. I think once you have all of that down you will know what to look for, vs. just looking at price alone.

5 Mar ’12

What are you missing? I want to buy the pressure kit and shim the tractor to get some extra loader capacity. Want to go halvsies?
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