Posted by TGIN on July 23, 2009 at 04:07:51 from (4.252.97.81):
In Reply to: New 8N spotted posted by patrick 2N MD on July 23, 2009 at 03:30:45:
They have one down at the local dealer . Half of em will get bought up , parked in a shed and covered with a blanket . The other half will go to the 5 a. farmer . Ya should have seen the yuppies climing on it down at the Fair . Other than the 3 pt hitch the 8N was nt much in it s day compared to IH,JD,MH,Case,etc. but it was made in the USA . If NH was gona copy an American Icon they should have let American workers do it !
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