He said he wants to clear 2 acres not 200. I could do what he just listed on here in one weekend with a chainsaw and a lawn tractor! You recommend a Farmall Cub over a Ford 9n to do anything? How much work can a guy get done with a farmall cub with no 3 point hitch? They are pretty much useless. I maintain over 100 acres of wetlands and farmland with a Ford 9n and that includes about 3 miles of trails and mowing the roadsides along the farms with a 5 ft brushog and cutting wood in the woods with it. 2 acres I could do by hand. It's really not the tractor as much as the guy that's running it. I see this response on here about once a week that you can't get anything done with a 9n ford. Any tough old farmer could probably clear 2 acres with a hand saw and a team of horses in a couple days. Now we need a dozer and a $30,000 dollar Kubota to "farm" 2 acres.
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