Front mount are way more user friendly and will do a better job. Growing up Dad had a 44 2N Ford with 2 row rear mount and in 57 bought a John Deere A with hand lift cultivators, I was 14 and not yet able to lift those cultivators so the first year I used the Ford, next year told Dad I was taking over the Deere. Had other later Deere 2 row front and then 4 row fronts. Bought larger Fords and 4 row rear mounts and only used for a few years till I put the front mount 4 row cultivators (one a 4-40" on a 51 A and a 4-30" on a 49 B) back on and parked those rear mount jobs. After a day with those rear mounts I was a nervouce wreck but with the front mounts was good and those tractors did not have power steering or live hydrolicks.
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