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Re: What was the best?
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Posted by George From Ontario on January 25, 2002 at 05:44:02 from (216.183.142.178):
In Reply to: What was the best? posted by Farmer John on January 25, 2002 at 03:45:21:
IH built a lot of good Tractors. I would like to vote for the 300 Utility . It was very modern for its day . The quick hitch to my mind was a better system than the 3 point . The Hitch had down pressure. If the Tractor was stuck you could put a block of wood under the drawbar raise up the rear wheels, shove rails under them and drive out. The 300 utility was low so that it didn't catch on as many branches at the edge of the field. With its wide front it was very stable on the hills . George
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