Compact tractor wanted. Anyone know any for sale?

Cks5

Any 'go to' sites for farm machinery in the country. I'm looking for a wee compact tractor, something fresh like a b series kubota, iseki etc 2013/14 on roughly

must be hydrostatic, cab and attachments would be a bonus, 20-30hp will be ok for me

checking donedeal and Facebook , so far nothing I can see

no vat for a private sale

JustJoe7240

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058235587/compact-tractor-wanted-anyone-know-any-for-sale

Budget?

Base price

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058235587/compact-tractor-wanted-anyone-know-any-for-sale

Here are some advertised on DD - https://www.donedeal.ie/tractors?words=compact%20tractor

The Nutty M

Clontrac in Co Tip. They sell them. Bought a digger flail off him and he's decent to deal with.

Gant21

Pay well for a compact tractor at the moment, why don’t you buy a handy 2wd like a 35 Massey or similar.

Cks5

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/118721634#Comment_118721634

Ideally somewhere between 4-10k depending on attachments, hours etc

prefer a brand like kubota, iseki, deere where spares are handy got.

older by the day

https://www.donedeal.ie/tractors-for-sale/foton-404-compact-tractor/30550996

Would she be a nice handy tractor for scraping in winter and spreading a few bags of fert in summer

Cks5

Anybody know anything about Kioti tractors.

Mad_maxx

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058235587/compact-tractor-wanted-anyone-know-any-for-sale

Hey ,tourist here again

Not a farmer but had a big landscaping job done last year and landscaper had a Branson, Korean built ,he said its perfect for that kind of work

Cks5

Any thoughts on an iseki tf330

there is about 2800 hours on it. I haven't seen it in the flesh as yet but been offered it

parts still available?

topofthewind

There’s a place in Waterford that brings them in from Poland. I dealt with them and found them very good. I can’t post a link but the site is compact-tractor-Ireland.eu

Just be aware that many compact tractors for sale in Ireland are “grey market”. This means they are not supported by the local dealership network. They will not be road legal either.

Not a problem for many people but it does mean that getting parts requires a little bit more effort.

I have my kubota grey market for over 10 years. Fantastic machine for the money.