Posted by Tom Fleming on May 09, 2011 at 17:05:11 from (67.20.243.240):
In Reply to: F-20 X H posted by Farmallb on May 09, 2011 at 16:10:58:
good stuff. I actually like my F-20 the best of all my tractors, however, the H and the SM are good stuff too. The cub, A, B, BN are a pain to get on and off of. The SC is not much different than the H or M. I like my F-12, but for whatever reason, it is the most uncomfortable riding one I own. Getting on and off ain't too bad, but OMG, took it in a 2 mile parade, and thought I had had enough by mile 1. riding that one all day doing ANYTHING just ain't human!
PS the one thing that the F-20 has that NONE of the rest have is that deep, throaty exhaust sound. I have the 90 degree exhaust elbow on it, and it's not too bad at idle, but crack her open or let her hunker down in a lug pull, and there IS NO BETTER SOUND in the world.............
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