Posted by Mark Robke on December 16, 2014 at 16:35:31 from (67.140.180.255):
In Reply to: Re: Tractos to avoid... posted by Traditional Farmer on December 15, 2014 at 17:14:57:
I just cannot believe how many guys say the N is hard to steer.I grew up with one,as well as a 300 and 340 utilities,and it was hands down the easiest,most maneuverable,best brakes,even compared to the new modern tractors that I have driven with p/s and wet brakes.The only thing is, the N needs the sherman hi/lo auxiliary transmission to be perfect. Sure it is light and bouncy/rough ride to plow with,but it can pull it's plow;and it is not very powerful,but it is economical,safe and easy to operate and does not need much maintenance.Mark
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