Just to add to what "transit" said, they are pretty rough around the edges, so to speak. I suppose they are your typical Chinese tractor made to sell on price alone. However, having said that, there are many 'do it yourself' guys on here who love their Chinese tractors.
I'll admit that the exact tractor you're looking at was very tempting to me a few years ago at a Rural King about a mile from my house. They sell a LOT of those tractors. However, that larger tractor they had in stock had a nice loader on it and it just didn't sell. It was priced above the "cheap" price point most of their buyers were trying to hit. It sat outside on their lot for 2 whole years, rusting away in places. It even got a window knocked out of it and some sheet metal damage. It looked pretty bad to be honest. They must have used gasoline to thin their paint, it was almost gone.
Anyway, I happened to be there when the store manager was told to "SELL IT!". They dropped the price to something like $14k with the loader and all. Sure, it needed a lot of little things, but it was still considered a "new" tractor and had the same "new" warranty on it. I drove home to tell my wife that I may buy another tractor and she didn't seem to care. By the time I got back, it was gone. The manager lowered the price more to make $14k total, out the door, and someone was loading it up.
If you're handy and don't mind fixing a few things yourself and making a few immediate fluid changes, I understand they can be decent machines. They are light years ahead of those Belarus things that were once sold around here.
