My two cents...I had the privelege of growing up on the farm with all 3 of the tractors in question, a SC, regular H, and a SH. The SC is by far the handiest of the 3, easy to steer and pulls suprisingly well for it s size, but doesn t lug down or have the traction of the H s. Great on gas though ! You had to keep the motor revving on it if you were pulling something heavy or tough . I never found it as enjoyable for heavy work as I did for say, mowing and raking. It seemed to be straining and would be kinda bouncy and light feeling, especially in the front end. The regular H could do more hard work and smoother , but the gearing wasn t right like on SH. Too slow in second and not enough power to use 3rd. The regular H had a sweet sound to that motor however. The SH had much more power and was more balanced overall than the other 2, the motor had more of a bark to it when pulling, and better brakes too. Coming up our big hill with a fully loaded wagon behind the SC was a little un-nerving, as the tires would begin to slip and you would lose forward progress a little, but it wouldn t power out ! Always made it though ! lol
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