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Re: The best first tractor?
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Posted by Wade on April 01, 2001 at 21:45:14 from (209.86.50.235):
In Reply to: The best first tractor? posted by Doug on April 01, 2001 at 19:11:58:
The WD45 is a big step above the 9N, and the minimum I'd recommend for your job of reclaiming. I've used the 8N--never liked it. I've run a WD45--wish like heck I still had it. I just bought a D19(70hp early 60's) for that same job. I do have a smaller IH 504(40hp early 60's), but I much prefer the AC. Look at what the locals are using. My neighbor happens to prefer AC's and owns 14 or more tractors. He is a huge supply of information, assistance, and parts. You will need parts. You may have an International guy nearby--then go Red. Read around the web. Look around your county. Call the extension office. Check out the Unofficial AC page. Enjoy.
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