Corey, after reading through all the responses you recieved, you do have a bit of an ordeal. I started out with the same set up you describe above, but I had a 50 hp(M4800) open station kubota, trying to do the same thing you are trying to do here with a tractor half the size. I could cut my 47 acres in about 20 hours, move hail bails and tend to most any thing I needed to it just took longer. I to, had time constraints which had my days stretched trying to keep it all up. I got tired of being stretched out so I got to doing some research and asking questions on this site. what I had come to realize is I needed a tractor that had at least 70 hp as minimum to do things in a more efficient, less time consuming manner. Which basically allows you to run a wider cutter and other larger attachments which gets the work done faster. So I went searching for a bigger tractor, I did not buy another new one but found a good used 95 hp cab kubota cheaper than I could have gotten a new 70 hp for. (there are several equipment sites on the internet to search from). I find now I get twice as much done in a day and don't quite burn twice the fuel. Personally I would put the tractor you have up for sale on this site, craigslist, tractorhouse or any other avenue you can think of and sell it. You may have to take a beating to sell it, to me I would rather take a beating now and get the size (used) you really need to handle what you have. Rather than take an every day beating trying to use the tractor for things it is just not big enough for. You end up at the end of the day with you being worn out and the tractor worked extra hard trying to keep it all together. Not a good deal for either of you. today I am not worked as hard and neither is the tractor. As it has enough power and size I rarely run it above 2000 rpm. yes it is biggerthan I actually needed but I am not sorry at all for making the move. thank myself every evening when I climb out of it.
