It was a little Oliver 4wd tractor. Looked like it might have been made in Italy. I would guess in the 30hp to 60hp range with a loader for $2500.00. Unique looking and must have been a great deal. I wish I would have wrote down the model number.
East Central South Dakota
The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not. Thomas Jefferson
I think the one Chris showed was a little smaller, but still it was nice. The bigger tractors tend to go cheeper than the compact tractors because of the difficulty of moving them. The regular person can get a big truck and move a compact tractor, the big tractors require a CDL and big expensively taxed trucks. I almost bought a full size loader, except my other half convienced me I shouldn't. It would have cost me $100+ to move it to other locations, thus it would have been only in one yard.
quote:The bigger tractors tend to go cheeper than the compact tractors because of the difficulty of moving them.
This is exactly the reason that I looking at selling my 850 Ford and picking up a Yanmar. Every time I have to move it out to the farm it is a real pain. I would rather take a couple hours longer with a smaller tractor than have to move the Ford.
East Central South Dakota
The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not. Thomas Jefferson