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<blockquote data-quote="OK Corgi Rancher" data-source="post: 4012033" data-attributes="member: 45773">I bought my first tractor in 2017.&nbsp; I&#039;m on my fourth one now and already looking to upgrade to something a little more capable.After I got my first one and started realizing all the things I could do with it, I wondered how I was able to survive 56 years without one.I have a JD 3025E right now.&nbsp; It&#039;s a lot more capable than I thought it would be for a 25hp tractor and it does pretty much everything I need it to do.&nbsp; But, it&#039;s like a gun safe.&nbsp; It&#039;s really easy to outgrow a small one.I&#039;ve decided for my next tractor, if I think I need 1000 lbs of lifting capacity (which isn&#039;t much, BTW), I&#039;m gonna look for something that&#039;ll handle 50% more than that.&nbsp; My next one will be in the 45 to 55 hp range.greentractortalk.com is a really good resource for information on all things tractor and some other types of equipment (like skid steers).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="OK Corgi Rancher, post: 4012033, member: 45773"] I bought my first tractor in 2017. I'm on my fourth one now and already looking to upgrade to something a little more capable. After I got my first one and started realizing all the things I could do with it, I wondered how I was able to survive 56 years without one. I have a JD 3025E right now. It's a lot more capable than I thought it would be for a 25hp tractor and it does pretty much everything I need it to do. But, it's like a gun safe. It's really easy to outgrow a small one. I've decided for my next tractor, if I think I need 1000 lbs of lifting capacity (which isn't much, BTW), I'm gonna look for something that'll handle 50% more than that. My next one will be in the 45 to 55 hp range. greentractortalk.com is a really good resource for information on all things tractor and some other types of equipment (like skid steers). [/QUOTE]

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