Posted by semperfi on November 22, 2009 at 14:46:22 from (24.210.33.217):
Finally got my 8N with a deerborn loader and sherman step up running thanks to you ford guys on YT. Drove it over to my AMvets post which is located in the woods. All the members and the VFW members drop off there brush and trees to be burned at the burn pile. But what happens ever one dumps and know ones burns. So we have this huge pile of brush and trees. Took the 8N and scooped it up and dropped it off to the burn pile. It would take at least all day for a man to carry it all and the 8N made a small job of it. I put my 8ft blade on the back which helped with the steering. Just wanted to post to let the guys that helped out know how grateful I am.
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