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Farmall B or Farmall H
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Posted by Ryan Olson on September 17, 2006 at 21:28:00 from (68.103.119.229):
I mentioned buying this tractor about a year ago but never did..but anyway i still have a chance to buy a complete farmall B that has been in a shed for the past 10-15 years. It isn't locked up and the tires are great. He says it ran when it was parked they just ran out of uses for it. What i'm wondering is if this tractor will have any problem pulling a 5ft. pull type bush hog to do some light mowing around my brothers farm...i won't be mowing over any brush or anything just mostly some fescue and out of control rose bush's. I was wanting to find a Farmall H for this but the B kinda fell into my lap and i started thinking about how much shorter the B is than the H for getting under tree's and such. Oh by the way the B is 500 dollars. any input is greatly appriciated
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