Posted by Duane WI on October 11, 2017 at 17:09:44 from (174.125.245.228):
In Reply to: Which tractor posted by Dune Country on October 11, 2017 at 16:38:42:
If the VAC has live hydraulics it wins. Raising the lowering the 3 point without live hydraulics would be a pain. I am pretty sure the 8N doesn't have live hydraulics. The latter VAC has live hydraulics. If you are planning to push snow going backward the narrow front is also better because it won't put a front wheel in the snow when turning corners. I also think the narrow front end is much more maneuverable in tight places than a wide front. Narrow front also is easier to turn the steering wheel.
I push snow backward with a farmall super C. Narrow front and live hydraulics. I have been doing this for 18 years now. I also really doubt the 8N is more tractor than the VAC. I think size, weight and horsepower are pretty close.
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