Here is what I'm saying, these guys are turning 1000 (s) of acres of ground. We are in the "bread basket" of the world. Kansas known for wheat ( lot of corn and beans now) Nebraska and Iowa known for corn. Kubota does not even make a tractor big enough to do the job as far as I know. Massey ferguson makes a tractor thars pushing 300 hp , but I don't know anybody that one. New Holland makes large tractors, and I know a couple guy that have them about 100 hp or so, but not the big stuff. My point is if a guy has a 300+ hp John Deere or case-ih and he is happy with it and decides he wants a. 100-150 hp tractor, he is not going for Kubota or massey ferguson or some other tractor. He is going to stay with John Deere or case-ih. Maybe people don't quite understand were I'm at, but when it comes to.tractor's some of these guys break out the "big boys". As far ar my little massey ferguson, yes I have had a lot of trouble with it and I am not pleased with the tractor or agco. What my opinion is keep that tractor in town. If you had 5-10 acres on the edge of time, it would probably work out nicely. Bring I out to the farm ( at least 160 + acres) and that tractor doesby perform well and has reliability dependabiltt and just pure ruggedness. Ps my double check that red paint job. They could be case-ih or massey ferguson. I will say guys around here are pretty stubborn and die hard on brand names. (Pick-ups, tractors, combines etc.)