Ya' need to do something where draft control is important, and visibility isn't, use the 8N or Ferguson. Need the traction without weight transfer of the draft, and better visibility, the SC is hands down better.
Dad "downsized" his farming to 100 acres in 1956, bought a new "carry-over" Super C with a bunch of Fast Hitch equipment and pretty much everything we needed to farm the small farm which had just over 60 acres tillable. Neighbor had 120 acres, an H and a 2N or 9N. Did most of his field work with the H, plowing, disking, cultivating, mowing, etc. Did raking, hauling manure and hay, pulling wagons, etc. with the Ford.
If it were me, there's no question I'd get the Super C... I have always contended the C-SC 200-230 series are the handiest small row crop tractors ever built, bar none. I've spent timeon AC C and CA, JD MT and 420, Case VAC and the don't come close.
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