Posted by Mike (WA) on November 16, 2011 at 12:31:37 from (69.10.197.60):
In Reply to: Ford 8N or Not ??????? posted by Tater_51 on November 16, 2011 at 09:37:16:
An N is going to be maddening for working snow. Every time you stop to change direction and want to raise the blade, you'll have to clutch, take tractor out of gear, release clutch, lift blade, clutch again and put it in gear.
As others have said, if it is working properly, the 3 point will stay in place when you depress the clutch.
You'll want something that at least has live hydraulics, which began with the next model after the 8N, which is the NAA, and all after that.
Live PTO is also desirable, but did not start in Fords until later (600 and 800 series- some, but not all, have it). Try to get something with both, if you can. MF 135 is ideal.
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