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Posted by Doug, Ontario on October 01, 2004 at 12:32:16 from (66.185.85.75):
I recently bought an 8n for my farm. The hay is farmed by someone else and I am basically trying to make some trails and clean up the pastures. There are alot of good size rocks on brush and I am wondering what is the best way to attack. So far I have been fairly impressed with what the 8n will do. I have a front end loader on it but I know that its way out of its league. But for something built in 1947, wow what a great little tractor. The property is pretty hilly and I was thinking a bulldozer might work better. I am sure the making some trails and cleaning up pasture is a pretty common thing. Whats the best way of going about it? Thanks for any help. I have asked questions on this board before and have always been amazed at how great all your responses are. Regards/Doug,Ontario
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