Having grown up on a JD620 I have no problem with a hand clutch. We also had a JD720 and early in my youth a JD-B. Still have the 620 and I'm now 50. Didn't drive one for years as it was my dad's and I use my own. When my dad dies I started using the 620 again and was quite surprised how fast I took to again. I can say some folks take to the hand clutch and 2 banger and love it and some just hate it. For using a 2 banger I would go with any of the 20 series 520, 620, 720, or the 30 series of the same things. What ever size suits your needs. I say this, due to the better more modern 3pt.
After a 8n any size you get will be a power upgrade, I'd just pick a tractor with a three point and better hydraulics.
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