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Re: city boy looking for tractor advice
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Posted by devin on September 13, 2004 at 17:24:29 from (209.34.4.178):
In Reply to: Re: city boy looking for tractor advice posted by Nebraska Cowman on September 13, 2004 at 16:50:35:
We ran a 70 acre dairy farm with an 8N for years before we bought a Case DC to do the field work with. Yes, we have baled hay with the 8N pulling an old McCormick baler. We even pulled a wagon behind the baler. Without LPTO, it is hard but not impossible. Of course, we had to overhall the old 8N every ten years, but we worked the you know what out of it. We eventually reduced the 8N to utility work when we bought the Case DC. Don't give up on thoughs 8N's. They are a tough little tractor for going on 60 plus years.
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