I purchased 93 acres in Crossville, TN two years ago to be used as future site of my retirement home/current getaway/deer camp. I purchased a Kubota M7060HD12 to help manage the land. My mistake was going with a 6' cutter. I didn't want to go expensive as the land is rough in spots and I knew the cutter would take a beating until I learned where the rough spots and rocks were. I can tell you that I'm having to cut 65 acres of it myself. I have tried to get someone take the hay for free if they will maintain the fields. The hay this summer was really thick and I had to bush hog it. I've been though this situation three times now where I've been told they wanted the hay but would never follow-up. I'm learning that if you want something done, you can only count on yourself. Like others have said, look at cutter needs first and then look at the tractor. I wished I spent the money on a batwing as working on the weekends only limits my time.