I agree.I started driving a tractor at 9,and I would have sooner if anybody would let me.It didnt even have power steering.A 9 year old kid would need somebody keeping an eye on her close,but still probably better help.Trouble is not all 9 year olds will want to do it.A grain cart might be a lot for a 9 year old,but it depends on the kid.Some could do it,some wouldnt be able to at any age. Ive actually seen farmers,who drove tractors all their life,scare the heck out of me.Same as with anything else.Some can and some cant.
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