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Re: which one would you get?
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Posted by Brian in NY on October 29, 2004 at 06:03:21 from (24.97.78.198):
In Reply to: which one would you get? posted by ericlb on October 28, 2004 at 14:45:07:
I think if your NAA is not manueverable enough, you might not find a A or 100 series any more maneuverable. I would think that a narrow front like a B would really fit the bill for ya. It is so much more tractor than the cub it is not funny. You could actually use it for other duties too, where with the cub the usage is more limited. Now don't get me wrong....the Cub is a nice tractor and I think that would be a close second to the B. A B will not really tip over that much easier than an A if you use it correctly. An orchard should be pretty flat anyway I would think. What you DON'T want is an A with a narrow front stuck on it. Those things are dangerous! The other option is to get a pull behind self powered mower to tow behind an ATV. Those are real maneuverable and the good ones work great. Just my $.02.
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