It's not critically important which type you get. It's an old JD 2-cylinder, not a race engine. Any hone is better than no hone. If you have a cheap 3-stone hone that fits, use it. If someone you know has a fancy dingle-ball hone that you can borrow, borrow it.
If you have to buy one, normally I would recommend the Harbor Freight hone but it only goes to 4" while the JD B's bore is 4.6875"/4-11/16". Amazon has a good selection of inexpensive hones with up to a 5" capacity if you need to order one.
Now maybe it's just me but I didn't take Bob Harvey's comment as mean-spirited. By the time he responded your question had been answered six times over. So he made a simple smart-azz remark to have a little fun. No reason to get upset.
There are far more means-spirited people on this forum who are celebrated for their "years of experience" and defended ferociously if called out on their shenanigans.
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