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Re: Is 8N enough
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Posted by Steve from mo - my 2 cents worth on April 20, 2001 at 08:12:24 from (168.166.54.11):
In Reply to: Is 8N enough posted by TP on April 19, 2001 at 12:42:38:
My advice is guaranteed to be worth what you're paying for it. My question is: what sort of guy are you? If you want to do this with a Ford 8N you will need to be a little patient. Take small cuts and multiple passes when you are grading that drive, use a smaller bush hog, and don't get in a hurry. The tractor with the right implements will do everything you need and much more, but it does have all the faults its detractors list. If you want to go fast and take big cuts get something bigger. If you want (and they are very handy) live power and hydraulics, a later model tractor would suit you better. Either of these options won't cost much more because the Ford N's are so cute and collectible.
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