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In Reply to: Ford 2N, 9N, 8N... posted by Aaron SEIA on September 02, 2020 at 17:43:44:
I personally fail to see the attraction of an N-series as a "working tractor", especially with modern implements. The two main issues for me would be the "dead" hydraulics and way-too-fast first and reverse gears. I can live without a live PTO but the lack of live hydraulics would be intolerable for me. Move up a few years in vintage with a number of different makes and models and you can get all the good things about an N-series (3-point hitch, handy size, good maneuverability, easy on-off, etc) without the baggage and probably for not a lot more money.
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