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Posted by PeteNY on April 01, 2003 at 19:34:18 from (24.169.59.111):
In Reply to: Re: Narrow vs. Wide front ends posted by Nolan on April 01, 2003 at 04:42:40:
Those studies are like the SUV studies; when the envelope is pushed, the trikes will roll easier, trick is, don't push the envelope! I grew up on Dave2N's trikes and his hills, a JD B, a JD MT, and a Farmall Super C, and never had a problem. It is only the last few years since he got into collecting that he has had the wide front N's, and on one of those I had my only "underwear striper"; sledding down the front yard on his 2N with only 50 haybales on a small running gear, all turned out well, but it was an experience. I too love all the tractors, but the Super C is by far the handiest, turning tighter, better brakes...I prefer the trikes; you can park 2 in the space of 1 wide front, haul 2 on the truck where 1 wide front will fit, and in the case of the row crops with wide fronts, you need about a half a football field to turn around! Don't be scared by a trike. Pete
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