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Re: 1943 Farmall H - Wide vs Narrow frontend
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Posted by Dave 2N on June 02, 2005 at 03:42:22 from (205.188.117.138):
In Reply to: Re: 1943 Farmall H - Wide vs Narrow frontend posted by Dave_Id on June 01, 2005 at 16:13:14:
I think you are generalizing a bit when you say that the consensus is that WF's are safer on hills. This topic seems to come around regularly every 28 days like some other things. I try not to get involved anymore but I think the consensus is that the NF's are as safe on hills as WF's. "Safe" is all in the head of the driver. I grew up on a NF Farmall M here in our hills. We used a loader to clean a large heifer barn and toaroads. We got that NF M and loader in 1946 and used it until 1990; never an accident or even close to it. And I'm talking some hilly country. Keep the rear wheels wide, the tires loaded, use weights, and just THINK.
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