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H vs. W4
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Posted by Brian in NY on May 07, 2007 at 07:15:29 from (12.149.100.21):
I found a nice straight W4 at the local dealer, thinking on maybe trading my wide front H for it. I just don't have enough acreage to wheel that wide front girl around! I know that they have the same engine, but can anyone comment as to the usefullness of a W4;
I plan to use it with my pull type rotary cutter, haul some wood with a trailer and maybe rig up a snow plow as well as do some minor plowing with a single bottom trailer plow. Are these tractors more manueverable than a wide front H (factory front)? Seems so much smaller than an H.
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