BUY WITH YOUR EYES OPEN
THE RIGHT MACHINE.
FOR YOUR KIND OF WORK.
A good tractor starts with a clear picture of the work ahead. Explore buying decisions, used machines, and the costs that come after the purchase.
Buying Guides
Choose by the work, terrain, dimensions, and implements your property needs.
02Ownership Costs
Think beyond the purchase price to service, implements, storage, and ongoing costs.
Put the job before the machine.
Before comparing tractors, list what you need to lift, pull, mow, or power. Note your narrowest access, storage dimensions, and the implements you expect to use.
Take that list to a dealer and compare each machine against the actual work. Engine horsepower is one part of the decision; dimensions, weight, capacity, and implement compatibility matter too.
FROM THE FIELD MANUAL
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