I have 35 acres of hilly ground. I plant about 4 acres in corn,and have the rest fenced in for pasture. I buy my hay,but may have an chance to make some of my own. I have an International 454,(with out a loader)I am going to keep. And a Landtrac 330 HST with a loader. The 330 has been a good little tractor,but is about at its limits with round bails. Also with them going out of business I am with out a dealer,so I am going to get a little larger compact. This new tractor will be used for mainly front end work,hauling and stacking round bails,and snow removal. I heat entirely with wood,so bringing wood out and maintaing hauling routes will be important,(FWD will be helpful on my hilly place). The 454 will still be used for a 2 bottom plow,discing,pulling a hay baler,and brush hogging. I will use the new tractor for planting,sickle bar cutting,raking,and hauling hay. I have gotten what I consider to be 2 good deals. Trading my 330 and $14000.00 for a Montana r4944HST,and no trade on a Mahindra 4035,for $20000.00,both have loaders. The 4035 is heavier(by 800 pounds) and wider by 16 inches,and is a shuttle shift 12x12. The Montana has 47 HP compared to the 40 HP of the 4035,and duel remotes. Also the Mahindra has true 0% financing,with no penalty for using it. I am leaning toward the Mahindra because of the stability,close dealer,weight,and 5 year warranty. The Montana is impressive with the 47 HP,and the ease of a HST. Also after reading this forum I am concerned with the future of Montana. I have looked at the big guys and they are higher priced,and do not seem to have the features of these 2 tractors. I have to make up my mind this week to get the 0 % financing. Any thoughts would be welcome.