Something doesn't smell right about that story. Why would a dealer allow himself to test his tractor against a bigger tractor? The 70 was at the drawbar 22 HP (claimed) compared to 19.6 (claimed) for the F20. Smells to me like someone trying to claim that the tractor he likes the best was a better tractor.
As far claiming that the 8N could outwork an M? I own both, I doubt it. The M is rated for a 3-14 plow as opposed to the 8N at 2-14 and smaller in tuff soil.
Guess I wouldn't waste my time reading a rag with that much questionable info. I like the 8N better than the M today for actually performing work. That because implements can be bought both new and used where implements for an M are getting hard to find. Heck the early M was 10HP bigger and twice the weight!
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