Hugh- I'll name two farmers right off the top of my head. Both these guys row crop and raise livestock. 1st line up: 1566, 1066,826, 1800 Oliver and his M
2nd: 4850 mfwd, 4630, 4440, 2 4430, 966, and 2 H's plus a bunch of others that don't get used that often I forgot he sprayed with the H's until 2 years ago, mows roadsides. The H's are fuel efficient on these jobs and extremely nimble. No the H isn't suited to heavy field work but every year we see less tillage around here: Almost all beans are no till and more corn is going in no till or min-till.. I guess I still see farmers with a viable need for a 20-35 hp nimble tractor in this part of the Midwest.
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