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Topic: Re: small farm tractor purchase
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Billybowlegs

07-25-2009 04:58:18
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Great information. I appreciate your detailed response. This will definately help me in my selection.

I've looked over used tractors online and if I can find a Ford 4030 4wd with a loader close to where I live then that seems to be my best choice.

I live in Southern Alabama and haven't seen any close to where I live.
Thanks for your help.
Bryan

If I find one without a loader....how difficult to add and how expensive??

Thanks.

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