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Used Utility Tractors in Michigan, USA

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    1990 Ford 8000

    1990 Ford 8000

    • Manufacturer: Ford
    • Model: 8000
    • Horsepower: 115 hp
    • Drive types: 2WD

    1990 FORD 8000 ALL IN ONE TRUCK, SERVICE UTILITY TRUCK. LUBE/MECHANIC TRUCK, RUNS AND DRIVES, HAS OIL, HYDRAULIC, GREASE, AIR, FUEL, COOLANT, DRY LEAK FREE BOX, BUILT IN STORAGE IN BOX, UNDER BOX STORAGE, HOSES A...

    $18,900 USD

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    Est. $371/mo

    Wayne, MI
  • 2019 New Holland Workmaster™ Utility

    2019 New Holland Workmaster™ Utility 55 – 75 Series 75

    • Manufacturer: New Holland
    • Model: Workmaster 55
    • Horsepower: 55 hp
    • Fuel type: diesel

    2019 New Holland Workmaster™ Utility 55 – 75 Series 75 TOUGH. PRACTICAL. WORKHORSE. THE TRADITION OF VALUE CONTINUES WORKMASTER™ 55, 65, and 75 utility tractors carry on the WORKMASTER tradition. They are tough, ...

    $48,500 USD

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    Est. $913/mo

    Alpena, MI

Overview

Utility tractors are versatile machines designed for a wide range of agricultural tasks, from plowing and tilling to hauling and mowing. They are typically more powerful than compact tractors and are built to handle more demanding workloads on farms or large properties. Utility tractors can be equipped with various attachments to enhance their functionality, making them a valuable asset for both small and large-scale agricultural operations.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used utility tractor?

Check the tractor's overall condition, engine hours, maintenance history, and any included attachments. Look for signs of wear and tear, and consider having a professional inspection done.

How can I safely ship a utility tractor to my location?

Hire a reliable transport service that specializes in moving heavy machinery. Ensure the tractor is properly secured and protected during transit to avoid any damage.

What maintenance does a utility tractor require?

Regular maintenance includes checking fluid levels (engine oil, transmission fluid, coolant), inspecting and cleaning air filters, maintaining tire pressure, and greasing fittings. Follow the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.