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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Taylorman55" data-source="post: 92917" data-attributes="member: 1290">This thing is going to be used for some pretty simple daily tasks. Moving a bale or two for horses, snowplowing/blowing in the winter, and planting some alfalfa/food plots here and there, 5 foot tilling etc. . For the prices I've researched over the last few weeks, I can spend 5,000kish in extras on this tractor and still come out a few k ahead in the current market. I guess for me, I don't mind doing a little extra work on a tractor to make it how I need/want it to be, so that being said, the biggest thing we need it for at the moment is just moving hay for horses, really nothing else. So for right now and its main use, it works perfect. For the price I'm taking it for I can run it like it is for 3-4+ years and then send it down the road for double what I paid for it, IF need be. But looking at the availability of parts for this thing, I think I can spend a little money, and make it pretty much into my "dream" tractor, well at least for the type of stuff Im going to be using it for later on. I actually am pretty excited to do some work on this thing, I've only ever restored vehicles and vintage airplanes/aircraft with dad, never have touched a mid sized tractor. I figure it will be a learning experience and it won't break the bank, and when its all said and done (3 point added and different loader, possibly cab), I can have a nice "decked" out ( in my eyes)  656 that I can use in about every aspect on the farm.- - - Updated - - -Sweeney, its in your first set of "excellent" on the low end of that number. The hydro was redone/replaced a few years back on it, which that alone, is worth about the price Im paying.</blockquote>

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