what would be the best bigger tractor to get

[Keaton 435]

i was thinking about it and i was thinking in your opinion what would be the best "big tractor" like a famall, IH or something elese. i would look for something with a 3 point, but i want your opinions 

i thought about a cub, low boy or IH 140, but leave your anwsers- keaton

[oliver2-44 9,741]

It really depends what you want to use it for. A Farmall 140 or Ford 800 or Ford 2000 is a good general utility tractor. 

[Darb1964 1,042]

I had a cub farm tractor and it was a very capable tractor and sipped fuel. I now have a Kubota 3010 H 4+4, I bought new in 2000 its awesome and also easy on fuel.

[T-Mo-(Moderator) 4,496]

If you want a 3 point, probably Ford or Ferguson.  3 points didn't show up on the older Farmalls, IHs, Cases, JDs, etc. until a federal judge allowed the patent to expired on it in the '50s.  Avoid home made 3 points as the geometry may be off a bit.

[Pullstart 62,838]

Land size, intended use, front assist requirements, etc, will dictate the perfect tractor for you.  Luckily there’s all kinds to choose from!

[JimSraj 429]

Certainly depends what you’re going to be using it for.  That said I have a B2620 Kubota with a FEL and 60” belly mower, and 4’ tiller that has been a great tractor for my uses. I mow about an acre and a half with it pretty much weekly if not more. Very dependable machine. Easy on diesel too. 

[Keaton 435]

i would not use it for like plowing i would prive it around and mabye push some snow with it and move trailers 

[ohiofarmer 3,265]

just go to some old iron tractor shows. You will know it when you see it. Dad had a Super C farmall. even those had hydraulics in the center that would operate mounted cultivators.. If you found such a rig, it may be possible to use the cultivator hardware to mount a belly scraper. Dad had a Woods mower brochure in his files, so that would be a belly mower as well. He wound up buying the original 7HP Cub Cadet instead

[TonyToro Jr. 1,415]

We have a Ford 8N perfect for what we use it for. Plowing the garden, brush cutting towing around a trailer. Etc

[ClassicTractorProfessor 5,314]

My opinion you can’t go wrong with a Farmall, but it depends on what you intend to use it for, if your usage requires 3 point then there are better alternatives out there. I love my little 1949 C, it’s just the all around perfect size for mowing, pulling hay wagons, and moving feeders around our small farm.