Utility tractor/lifted

Subject: Utility tractor/lifted Wed Sep 08, 2021 9:36 pm

What is the best tractor to build a lifted bed tractor for pulling and hauling stuff around the property? I don’t want to spend a ton on the tractor.

Subject: Re: Utility tractor/lifted Wed Sep 08, 2021 10:13 pm

That’s a loaded question. Murray and craftsman seem to be a dime a dozen. Good cheap starting point. Is the Property mostly flat? If so no need for locking.

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Subject: Re: Utility tractor/lifted Sun Sep 12, 2021 12:42 am

I would go wish somthing like a 98 murray wide body they have good strong c chanle frames

Subject: Re: Utility tractor/lifted Sat Sep 18, 2021 1:37 pm

Try an old garden tractor from the 70s thru the 90s. The White in my pic has pulled a 1/2 ton of fill up my driveway, which is good and steep too. It gives you respect for the teamsters of yesterday going uphill in a loaded diesel at 20 miles an hour Smile

Garden tractors usually cost more, but as long as you aren’t pickups out the brand or cosmetic condition you can find them for around 100 dollars. Ask around, usually it’s easier to deal with people face to face than thru Craigslist and such. And often if they know that you are an actual person and that you are interested, they can be much more willing to come down on price.

Subject: Re: Utility tractor/lifted Sat Sep 18, 2021 1:37 pm

@Rustbucket Garage wrote:: Try an old garden tractor from the 70s thru the 90s. The White in my pic has pulled a 1/2 ton of fill up my driveway, which is good and steep too. It gives you respect for the teamsters of yesterday going uphill in a loaded diesel at 20 miles an hour

Garden tractors usually cost more, but as long as you aren’t picky about the brand or cosmetic condition you can find them for around 100 dollars. Ask around, usually it’s easier to deal with people face to face than thru Craigslist and such. And often if they know that you are an actual person and that you are interested, they can be much more willing to come down on price.