Yes it is a great tractor for light work that does not require a high rev  engine. Never owned one, but every farmer that we talked to said that after it was overhauled it blew up in less than 10 hours. We figured that wanna be mechanics did the work, but they said not. I heard that there were up dates to the engines so maybe that wasn't done-I don't know. A farmer locally had one and it blew up and a licensed engine rebuilder had to line bore it and in 10 hours it blew. So that is why 1950-T ,1855, 1955 have a bad reputation.