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Anyone need a loader tractor? (not serious)

Have you ever tried to use one on a Ford N?
Or even tried to get on one with a jungle gym loader?
Someone may pay that price, but not someone that has done either of the above.
By the way, I'm a Ford fan. Love my N's, but they're not good loader tractors.
The climb-over full pipe frame loaders only made them worse.
It would detract from the selling price, not add to it around here.
 
Loaders are a very popular implement here for
N's.You have to climb over the rear end to get on
one with a loader.

In the 80's the welding shop had a 8n with a
Farmhand F10. You know the big square loaders? They
used it for years.
 
You would have to climb over the big ballast weight hanging off the
three point hitch that is almost required if you want to steer it.
The ROPS on that one would make that near impossible.
I'm going to guess, since you didn't say, that you have not used one.
There were many other loaders made that you could at least get on
and off of without being a teenage orangutan.
Like this old beast. I don't miss it either.
Anyway, the post was meant for those that would get a chuckle
out of it, not meant to start any arguments.

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I can't even begin to wonder how hard is to get on with the ROPS installed. I have the jungle gym FEL and put left foot right where left side of ROPS is located and I'm pretty sure I would hit my head on top bar every time.
Maybe thats why hes getting rid of it
JMO
 
(quoted from post at 23:09:59 04/27/14) I can't even begin to wonder how hard is to get on with the ROPS installed. I have the jungle gym FEL and put left foot right where left side of ROPS is located and I'm pretty sure I would hit my head on top bar every time.
Maybe thats why hes getting rid of it
JMO
Click to expand...
Get on like the "lady" in the beginning of this video! :)
 
Something tells me that 'lady' aint almost 54 but that was a great mount. I wouldn't try getting on my lawnmower like that. LMAO
I enjoyed the video tho :)
 
Yep, either that or tape a whole sh!t load of them boxes together!!!!

I have seen some funny stuff go through the mail, and it honesty wouldn't surprise me if someone TRIED to do something to that extent....

Bryce
 
Must have to mount 'er from the rear . . . LOL! Seriously, must have to grab the ROPS top-bar & hike yourself up, over, & into the seat. Too much "stuff" on the sides to get on any other way.
 
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