Looking for small tractor to do some topping etc on smallholding.
Found Iseki TG 6400 2015 447 hours for £18k or David Brown 996 1980 4000 hours (in excellent condition)£12k
Which would you go for?
Started my tractor driving days on DB but have no experience with modern compacts.
Looking for small tractor to do some work on smallholding, topping etc.
Seen a second hand Iseki for £18k
Other option is immaculate 40 yr old David Brown 996 at £12k
Advice please.
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