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Re: Ford 901
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Posted by JWC on February 04, 2003 at 18:23:06 from (130.74.184.118):
In Reply to: Ford 901 posted by Jimbob on February 03, 2003 at 21:16:02:
A big concern will be if you are using it on level or hilly land. There were a good many of the old rowcrop Fords around where I live. They were mostly used with cornpickers in the late fifties and early sixties. In the areas with rolling or hilly land I noticed most of them had bent fenders and steering wheels. It seemed they were bad to rollover if you weren�t careful (more so than their similar sized red, green or orange counter parts). If I remember correctly the PTO may be considerably higher above the ground than with the utility models this might be a minor problem with certain implements.
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