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Posted by BEN in KS on June 29, 2005 at 20:13:34 from (68.102.165.46):
In Reply to: ford 8n posted by champion landscaping on June 29, 2005 at 18:56:59:
Well, I'll jump in here. I grew up on a farm in central Kansas. Drove lots of the older JD's, IH's and a few Cases. Bought some acreage about 15 years ago to live on and farm a little. Needed something to at least bush hog with; couldn't afford much, though. Bought a 1949 8N in pieces, would have made a good parts tractor. Took it all down to bare metal, overhauled and went through everything. Now use it to run a tiller, pull a grain drill, run a sprayer, run a woodsplitter, pull a corn binder, a hay rake, and the kids sleds in the winter. it is a great machine!! Ben
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