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Two more chickens will not be a big problem for your coop, 10 would be an issue, 6 probably not. If you already have some wood, and a coop, you might be able to manage on a 40 dollar budget. try to spend a bit more on the fencing (you will not regret it, snow just move the tractor often)

Chicken wire is great for keeping chickens in, but if you have any kind of predator problem, chicken wire will keep very little out. How large depends greatly on the number of chickens you have and how often you move the run.

Not unless you are handy and have some material around. You can use about anything, scrap wood, those wooden boxes that are used for shipping (for the life of me I cannot remember what they are called) If you have a coop already, then you just need fencing you can move. If you can find estate...

A tractor is a good solution.

Do you fee range already and have a problem with keeping them near? How large is your yard? If you have a small yard, it will not keep them in. Ranging chickens are looking for numerous things, insects being primary, but also good dirt for a bath, yummy seeds, new grass, ect. if you are...