Potentially a really nice tractor for around here with the hills, for that money I'd be on it, LCG, power steering, even has the foot accelerator, you may not like this brand, but they built a darned good tractor in both the hundred series and the thousand series all the way up until about 15 years ago. Substantial production numbers that still retains good parts support, cost effective to run etc. They made a lot of models, and many people do not know the differences, even going back to N series. I see it often, estate being settled or similar, the person who is selling the tractor may not have a clue, I have seen many hundred series called N this or that in the ads. Thats a really nice find for what it is and unique that you can go places with this tractor that not many others will be able to go. Again, if I saw that here for that price I'd be on it, might not suit my needs completely, but would certainly be better than what I have.
One thing you should remember, when you post something like this, a humorous commentary about an ad, you could run into the seller here, like the recent one about the C/50 grain truck, expresssing an opinion or comment, potentially offending someone or creating an undesirable situation etc. Now you're good natured from what we see here, ;-) so just saying, use care, I can see there's some flak below LOL ! Sometimes things are best left unsaid, great you posted the ad to discuss, as you don't see things like the foot accelerator on these very often.
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