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Posted by dave(47 8n) on November 30, 1999 at 16:11:56 from (32.100.245.174):
In Reply to: More on Best tractor posted by highboyford on November 30, 1999 at 15:08:19:
your saying the beetle was the best car ever made(which I agree)..it was cheap, a ton of em were made and they were solid..this statement is the exact description of the Ford N..the best tractor ever made.. the model M came no where close to the N's numbers, it was mainly designed as a high row crop machine which limits its uses for other things(tips easy)..the N was designed as all around workhorse..I like the Oliver super 55, thats one nice looking tractor that has alot of goodies for the price but parts are hard to get and their a bit high..JD's are totally overpriced and so are their parts..the second best tractor I would pick would be a MF135.. Dave(47 8n)
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