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Originally Posted by Thumper
I guess 4WD is just better for tractors. I had a small ford tractor (8N) inherited on the property (needed engine work-a cylinder was bad). I never got stuck at all. But I didn't venture into mucky fields. It was a heavy tractor, but it was good with the rear lawn mower. I did not have a shovel on it. I did need to use the brakes selectively in soft dirt, but never bogged down.
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Well there ya go. With the big mower on the back and no bucket, makes a huge weight distribution difference. My buddy had the big bucket on the front and just a littler blade on the rear. He finally sold it to a guy who has a big flat pasture. He's going to be shoving around big piles of manure. The new owner was thrilled to get it, especially for cheap. I bet the new owners son is ecstatic as well! ;-)
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