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Why do u think a CA front end on a D12

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    Posted: 22 Sep 2020 at 6:50pm
 would make the tractor worth more .U can buy a CA narrow front just about anywhere and put it on .I know its what ever floats your boat ,But what's your opinion on it making it worth more or less .. 
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I like narrow front tractors so to me a D12 narrow front looks nice. Not sure about value but would be a handy raking tractor. Tom
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I cant see how it would increase the value ?  Might be a few applications, but i think the wide front would attract more people.
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I have seen a narrow front D12. It looked cool. Not sure what it would do to the value but it would be a novelty at a show ! 
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I’ll be blunt terrible idea.
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To each there own. I love my d12 sfw Oxnard highcrop
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Does it bolt up easily. It would look neat but like the others said, not sure what value would be.
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I was thinking of putting a CA NF on my D10.NF tractors are handy for a  lot of things
have a NF CA,D15 and Oliver 1800,Cockshutt 50.
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After growing up on narrow fronts, you couldn't give me another.
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It's one on FB for sale (D12 with CA front)
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For some reason I am attracted to the narrow fronts from a looks stand point.  I have them for antique tractor pulling. But I would prefer to work with a wide front tractor. As far as value. I would doubt that someone would pay a lot more for a narrow front? Maybe a few hundred? 
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Heard about this on Facebook but can't find it. Is it for sale?
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It was listed in Maryland for sale. Not sure if it still is or not

$4500 (Snap Coupler)
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Oh that does look nice. I like it
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Brian F(IL) Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23 Sep 2020 at 8:28am
I like the looks of it too.  Have no idea on more or less value.  It only takes two people to want it to make it more valuable.
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I would help with the lack of sharp turning ability on the wide fronts.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote jaybmiller Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23 Sep 2020 at 10:33am
hmm.... would help with the lack of sharp turning ability on the wide fronts.

never owned a NF so

question. How does a NF turn sharper than a WF, providing you hard brake a WF rear wheel, doesn't a WF turn 'back' onto the stopped wheel  so it then drives where it was ?
probably one of those  'gotta see a picture' thing for me....
just curious...
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I would help with the lack of sharp turning ability on the wide fronts.
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The D12 hits the steering stops quickly, I am not sure the degree, but it is far less than a D15 or D17
My CA (Narrow) will turn on a dime (No hitting the brakes)
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One good thing about NF's, is you can get more of them on a trailer...Wink
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I gotta admit, it looks pretty cool !!
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I think it looks great too. I don't think it will increase the value, but might be more useful to a farmer.
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Originally posted by DiyDave DiyDave wrote:

One good thing about NF's, is you can get more of them on a trailer...Wink
Or in the shed!
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The more I look at it, the better I like it! Might try one myself. It would be a great cultivator tractor. Tracy
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