I never did understand your monomaniacal hatred of the Ns B&D. The 2ns were built from 1942 to 1947. How many tractors of that era DID have all of the modern features you mention. Show me anther brand from that era that with a $65 boom pole could do the very simple task in the pic below - right off the factory floor. My first tractor was a 2N and it did some marvelous tasks for me - plowing, discing, brush hogging (with an ORC on it), pulling a drill, lots of mowing with a 6' finish mower, grading the driveway and moving snow with a 3 point back blade. Surely you wont say that those things didn't happen or that it requires a fancy tractor to do those things. Ns are simple, reliable, handy little tractors that are still earning their keep on the North American landscape.
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