Posted by Husker 50 8n on September 21, 2020 at 07:12:04 from (205.202.35.17):
In Reply to: Couple tractor pictures posted by Grandpa love on September 21, 2020 at 05:02:52:
How do you like the wide front vs narrow front? If I remember right you have both on your row crop Fords. I have a good wide front on a pallet in the shed. I'd like to put the wide front on my 4000 (or 981 when I get it running) but I am a little concerned about the tractor being a little clumsier without being able to turn as sharp and it does seem like the front wheels get moved forward a few inches with the wide front option. I understand why they made the wide front the way they did, needed room for a front mount cultivator, but it does look a little awkward sometimes with the front wheels pushed forward on the WF.
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