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Hello,

I am looking to buy a small to medium sized tractor to use in my recently acquired 55 acre wood down here in East Sussex. The ideal machine would be 4WD with 50hp or thereabouts. I am not looking for anything pristine or a collector's item - I would rather have something scruffy but sturdy and reliable.

I would be very grateful for any leads on a decent tractor which might suit me.

Many thanks,

Christopher

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If you 'know' about tractors or know someone who is in the know. This is probably the place to look;Cheffins - Farm Machinery & Plant Auctions

Otherwise you will have to look at the dealers sites such as;Robert Wraight Ltd | Second Hand Tractors and Agricultural Machines

J&F Agircultural Engineering - Tractors For Sale Look at the Same.

Two I have had long relationships with for quality machinery....

Or register with your local auctioneer and go to the farm sales to view/buy genuine 'off farm' machinery but again take someone who knows a bit just to hold your hand in case!

codlasher

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Thanks for your advice guys. I like the look of the Same machines but these leviathans are too large for getting about comfortably in my woodland. A Same Minitauro would be ideal - 60hp in a compact 4WD package, but cannot find one.

Any other ideas/advice/leads will be most gratefully received. And if anyone knows a good and trustworthy used tractor dealer, please let me know.

Thanks all.

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Hello,

I am looking to buy a small to medium sized tractor to use in my recently acquired 55 acre wood down here in East Sussex. The ideal machine would be 4WD with 50hp or thereabouts. I am not looking for anything pristine or a collector's item - I would rather have something scruffy but sturdy and reliable.

I would be very grateful for any leads on a decent tractor which might suit me.

Many thanks,

Christopher

Its a good time to buy a second hand tractor as there is no export with the strong pound so you stand a good chance of getting good value for money. My advice is twofold. Firstly, don't get your mind set on a particular make or model just decide what spec you need and what you're budget is, all machines whatever colour break down. secondly, I would suggest that rather than going for a "compact" machine which will carry a premium just go for the smallest model in a range because its likely to have the same driveline as its bigger brothers and will therefore be slightly over-engineered, this is where you need to do a little google research.

hope this helps

tom

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