I am for sure going to keep the wide front. I would probably sell the tractor with it if I ever had to...
I would also like the wide front for plowing snow in the winter, mainly because I think it has better traction than either type of narrow front....
A lot of you guys are saying that you would rather have a wide front for haying, why? I am going to be raking a LOT of hay with this tractor, and it will be following a 9ft swather, so that should give you a good idea of the size of the windrow...
I like the idea of the narrow front because a person could easily make nice tight corners, I did a lot of raking in the same fields this year with my TO-30 and it did great, but my tires ended up on the hay anyway?
I think I am still going to try out the narrow front end this summer and see how I like it, but I will probably end up putting the wide front back on it for the long run... Just wanted to see what you guys think!
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