Posted by Robert Searcy on July 01, 2009 at 20:53:41 from (144.230.191.36):
In Reply to: 1206 NF picture posted by MIKE FRENCH on July 01, 2009 at 14:59:17:
What an old Brute. I like the old 1206s. NF not a big deal but I much prefer the Wide Fronts overall for general use. Don't get me wrong, for doing yard work, turning short, a 300 Farmall even without P/S is an awesome tractor for a hobby farm. I grew up on a 400 LPG with a narrow front and it was a good tractor but I wish it was wide front, especially since we had a loader on it. I had to be very careful with it. We also had a JD B with a narrow front and it was handy with the narrow front mowing the small pastures with woven wire fences and the ole #5 sickle mower.
I have graduated to a 560 diesel with a wide front now and do a lot of ditch mowing and LOVE the W/F end. If I had my perference it would be a wide front as I feel so much more stable and safe on it. I guess my dad worried me to death with the narrow fronts and took some of the joy out of using them but at least I never had any accidents thank goodness.
I worked for a couple different farmers row cropping and they all had wide front ends on their 706, 806, 856 and 1066 that I used. I also worked for a fella that had a 7600 Ford, 8600 and TW20 Fords. Those brazillian diesels performed great. They all also had W/F ends.
For the novelty, that 1206 looks awesome in its work clothes, my cousin has one the same color scheme and his is a WF, I love them both. They each have their place.
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