52Redbelly
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Just bought a semi-restored '52 8N. Saves me about 3 hours a week in mowing time. Looking for more seat time, but I have cut, hogged, and plowed up about everything on the property. Lovin' every minute of it.
New 8N owner - Should have done this a long time ago
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mguitas
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Briana03
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Welcome to TBN
I moved your thread to the Ford Vintage Tractors Forum.
I moved your thread to the Ford Vintage Tractors Forum.
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and with a 52, you have the best of that model.
neat lil machines.
neat lil machines.
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52Redbelly
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I have to agree.
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They certainly are pretty when they are painted up..
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52Redbelly
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I kind of felt bad getting it dirty. But I got over it.
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Is your avadar your actual tractor?