Posted by Paul in MN on June 01, 2021 at 14:17:20 from (216.160.53.84):
In Reply to: Im a new registrar posted by Ronald s. Royal on May 31, 2021 at 11:17:15:
Welcome to the YT board. You may not have noticed that we have a special section for the N tractors. There is a lot of knowledge available from the many guys who have kept the N's alive. I bought my early (1947) 8N in 1970 and that was way before the internet and the supportive good advice. The engine was well worn out on my tractor, but it helped me build my house anyway. I still own that tractor (kind of like your first born kid... you'd just never sell him or her). It still does some useful work, although my tractor interest has increased through the years. So I think I have 10 tractors now and use 4 of them for field work. Many of us have caught the old tractor disease. Rumor has it, this disease can't be cured, you won't die from it, but you'll probably still have it when you go knocking on the pearly gates.
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