Laurie's starting to get excited about her new barn.

[George McGovern]

8. New barn to be forty feet long and thirty-six wide. Huge not necessary here.

Laurie's owned her New Holland more than twenty years. The front-end loader has had lots of purposes, not least of which have been lifting heavy corral panels, pushing them into place, re-righting leaning corner posts, carrying poop-laden bucketfuls out to compost piles, snow scooping, etc.

I found this website. I'm sure you still miss your 8N, but I hope it brings back good memories.

From — https://whiteknucklerbrand.com/blogs/wk-blog/the-history-of-the-ford-8n-tractor-it-takes-a-licking-and-keeps-on-ticking

"Something that set Henry Ford apart from many tractor manufacturers is that he grew up on a farm, and he fully grasped the importance that tractors had for the overall performance of the farm.

Because of his background, Ford practically made it a mission to create the best tractor that the world had ever seen to help keep farm production at its peak. Henry Ford accomplished just that with the Ford N-Series tractors."