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Posted by Doug, Ontario on December 01, 2004 at 17:39:05 from (66.185.84.75):
Thanks for the info from my previous post. To sum up what I learned, the 8n is good for the raking, maybe OK for the mowing, but is a bad choice for the baling. If I were to try to pick up a second tractor, (I can hear my wife now) what are some specifics that make for a good tractor for baling. What I know so far is live PTO, live hydrolics, 40 plus hp. I am hoping to pick up something in the spring and I am bargain hunting so if I can stay flexible on model and make I have a better chance. Thanks again/Doug
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