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Posted by buickanddeere on June 29, 2005 at 21:37:33 from (216.183.135.202):
In Reply to: ford 8n posted by champion landscaping on June 29, 2005 at 18:56:59:
As great as they were in their day when it was better to ride a Ford than walk all day looking up a horses behind........... The Fords with the trans driven pto have run a lot of unsuspecting operators into ponds or over ditches/embankments when bushhogging. Rare to see one with hydraulic remotes. Then there is the Ford tendency to flip over and crush the operator. Their main selling point is that so many were made for such a cheap price. And the demand for low priced hobby sized tractors has kept many repaired and alive past their designed lifespan.
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