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Thanks for the responses. I think this is the route I'll end up going. There's enough crap to go wrong on a daily basis as it is. No sense adding to it by trying to cobble this rig together. ~~BC

Alright gang, I've been sitting in my dorm room, pondering possibilities. I've been studying the possibility of pulling a gooseneck trailer with a F250 with a service-body on it. I looked at this scenario 2 years ago and determined it would be impossible. I saw a lifted pickup pulling a...

I have a '59 Willys pickup. All original with the flathead straight 6, 3 speed in the floor. It is a great, heavy sprung little truck. Wish somebody would make something comparable today. ~~BC

Will the PTO go into gear, but not spin? Or will it not go into gear at all? ~~BC

Sounds like a good choice to me too. Putting a bale on the 3pt will help you with your hay moving duties. Thanks for your service! ~~BC

A John Deere 4020 wouldn't be too hateful. Although,if you are going to use this tractor to deliver your cattle's feed,I would look for something 4wd.(That boys,is the voice of experience!) BC

Why ya say that Dun? You don't like hydros? :cboy: Personally I don't like em much for a work tractor. I like them in the garden. BC

Sorry I forgot about Kubota..... :frowns: Bc

Just trying to get an idea of what you guys run. I put Ford and New Holland together because New Holland took over Ford. I counted Case IH seperate from New Holland because in mind mind it is a different grade of tractor. But anyway,vote and tell us how you like your particular brand. And please...

or you could be like me and have both! I have a Ford F450 (dually) and a Ford F250 (single) and I guess you could count the new Silverado..but it is too light for any farm work....... :o BC

Anybody know anything about the 1975 Chevy? I am going to ask my neighbor if I can buy his that has been sitting for a while and was wondering what you guys know about them. It won't go on the road; it will just be an "on farm" truck. Thanks BC :help:

Our Husky has been nothing but problems :frowns: . The handle/throttle assembly is always breaking. We normally run Stihl,I like those alot. Just sayin. Maybe your Husky will be better. Keep us posted. :tiphat: BC

Well, I don't know much about them except how to work on 'em and with 'em. I am here to tell all of you that the easiest tractor in the world is a 2 cylinder Deere. Besides that I don't have a clue....... :cboy: ~~BC

I agree with the above. It seems that those "over-seas" balers and mowers don't come with much costumer service. Stick with JD, NH, and Gehl. That is my .02 ~~BC

I agree on the no. However here is a little yanmar powered Deere that would make a great little mowing tractor. I use ours with a five foot bushhog through all kinds of thick brush and trees and rocks and cats (just kidding) so far it hasn't given me any trouble with 1600 hours and counting...