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Re: Best tractor for restoration
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Posted by Jim.UT on February 27, 2005 at 19:45:07 from (172.164.109.122):
In Reply to: Best tractor for restoration posted by Hurst on February 27, 2005 at 11:06:44:
The Ford N-series (9N, 2N, 8N) do not have live hydraulics nor live pto, yet they always sell well. There's just something about them that says "buy me" to certain people....especially when they're all restored nice. The other advantage to them is the easy availability of parts, both replacement, maintenance parts and restoration quality parts. I guess that's because almost a million of them were built and I keep hearing that it's estimated that almost half of them are still in operation. Really you should choose one that you like personally. It's less likely you'll run out of steam on a project if it's something you really like.
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