Posted by James Williams on December 25, 2010 at 15:02:36 from (98.218.168.38):
In Reply to: which to get posted by win231 on December 25, 2010 at 11:45:26:
Win 231,I have the same problem as others have,The F20 is heavy and wide,I think the F 12&14 were just as good as any tractor that has ever been built,You need to be a little better mechanic to make them right,I pulled 2-12 in plows at are plow day with my 14 and enjoyed every bit of it.I have made a hobby out of adding starter,shutters and a complete electrical system to my 14.I still have a long ways to go but if I see a rare part I try to buy it.The carbs,timing,fuel pumps are critical and more complacited than they look.All of these rare parts were optional for the 14 but the 20 were mostly aftermarket,I beleive I you would be happier with the 14.If your mag is set properly you can forget about kicking
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