Hi--I am new to this forum so my questions may have already been answered, but I need help. I own a 40-acre horse farm and I think I need a tractor, bush-hog, loader, and box blade to maintain my pasture and road. We live in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains in Arkansas, and the property was previously farmed (cotton) and is terraced; however, they left some areas "wild" because of rock outcroppings. I do not know how big a tractor I need to do the following tasks. There are some trees that I need to take out to reclaim some pasture (up to 10-12" trunks). I need to be able to dig out some rocks that stick up just enough to ruin a mower (they do not stick up more than 6" and they may be like icebergs for all I know). I need to be able to push enough dirt to fill in some holes made when larger trees were pulled from the ground. I need to maintain my road (about 1/2 mile gravel). And I need to haul manure from the barn to the garden. A John Deere dealer and 2 Kuboda dealers are close by, which is a prime consideration because we have no idea how to maintain such equipment and will need help and reassurance. How much tractor do I need? Should I pay more attention to the HP or the PTO power? What other specifications do I need to be paying attention to? Thanks for your input.