Introduction
Choosing a second-hand tractor is a cost-effective option for agricultural businesses. However, you should evaluate key features to ensure it performs efficiently on the farm.
Check the Tractor’s Hour Meter
The usage history on a tractor offers an indication of its lifespan. Tractors with low hours generally offer better value.
Assess Tire Wear
Worn-out tires can be a sign of poor maintenance, so make sure the tires are in good condition before purchasing. Bald spots and cracks may indicate additional expenses are looming.
Watch for Signs of Leaks
Leaking fluids can indicate costly repairs. Look under the tractor for any signs of leaking oil or
hydraulic fluid. If there are visible leaks, this might suggest poor maintenance.
4. Consider Attachments and Implements
Tractors are more versatile with attachments. Check compatibility for various implements.
Assess the Tractor’s Overall Health
Inspect the entire tractor, including the body, Land Rover Repair Manual (
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Wrapping Up
Buying a used tractor requires proper evaluation. By considering these factors, you’ll get the best value for your money.
