Re: How good is an H for a loader?

Posted by Up North Louie on March 26, 2008 at 06:33:49 from (65.73.75.68):

In Reply to: How good is an H for a loader? posted by kwm219 on March 26, 2008 at 03:45:49:

We moved decades worth of snow with an H that had some sort of unidentifiable loader and back blade on it. There were no issues until the old girl went to her reward... but she had become "inconvenient."

We moved manure with it in the spring for a while, but in its decrepit condition, it was an unnerving experience. That's why we got the 560 in the end.

That is the depth of my experience with an H, so I'm not of much use to you.

The H went down the road before I [we?] figured out that these machines could be restored and given new life. At the time the decision was made, I was not in a position to have any meaningful input. In spite of that, I consider it to be a Great Failure on my part. That tractor was not so far gone that a little TLC wouldn't have made the difference. But that's knowing what I know now.

I wish I had one more kick at that can. It would be a joy to have that old H back again.

Don

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