The N series is way to light for moving bales safely and at around 800lbs on the 3 point the front end goes up and then your sitting on your butt with the bale on the ground and that is if your lucky that is and not end up under it. You need one that comes in around 3500lbs and has live hyds and live PTO is a big plus. There are many that fit that but you will have to keep your eyes open. Some of the D series Allis tractors would fit that and be under your $3000 as would be some of the IH tractors. My self I use a Ford 801/841 to move bales but it also has a loader on it and my bales are around 2000lbs and it is all it wants to handle them and it is twice what the 8N is
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