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swisstoni said: FarmerJim said: Lots of fun to be had with an old tractor and they are generally bomb-proof and easy to maintain. I learned to drive on a Massey Ferguson 35X and 135.Sorry to be 'that person', but while old tractors can be fun, they can also be lethal. PTOs, hydraulic lift arms and the risk of rolling over on a slope are all very real. Be careful out there...That’s what put me off really. It was a lot of fun and everthing is cheap compared to modern stuff but nobody had considered safety too much by 1951. A bit different to drive compared to a car. The first thing I drove w

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The jiffle king said: LimmerickLad said: I've just bought a cheap JD755, 20hp compact tractor as a winter project although it seems to run well enough and I could use it as it is.........but what amazes me is how much people want for attachments, rollers, harrows, link boxes etcFinding a buyer for the old bits of equipment is tricky. I've got a topper which I'd love to sell and a cambridge roller and a small chain harrow but locally all the farmers don't want our stuff and small holders buy new as they don't want an old bit of kitI've got a small flail topper but even on fleebay they want c£600 for a small 2nd hand roller and c£350 for a chain harrow, c£400 for a link box so over £1.5k with collection etc....just seems like a lot of money to me when compared to what I paid for a 4wd, perfectly usable decentish tractor........I'm in Somerset btw.