Just purchased a Ford 1920 to use on my 3 1/2 acres to move things around and mostly for snow removal. I have a couple questions.
The bucket dumps very slow. Why might that be? I wonder if changing the hydraulic filter would help.
I put a small dent in it by one of the head lights. Is the paint the same as the ford engine blue or some other code?
It is a neat little tractor however the bucket is to small. Do they make larger buckets for these tractors?
About the tractor it is a 1989 in pristine condition with 930 hours. An elderly couple bought it new and claim they only mowed with it and it was always garaged. No fluid leaks and it is very clean. It is a 4 wheel drive and came with bucket, a blade, a scraper box, disc, and 6' finish mower. I have no use for the disc if anyone is interested. I am glad it had the blade because with this small bucket it doesn't work well for snow removal. The position of the bucket also isn't ideal because when you put it down and slightly tilt it it immediately starts to lift the front axel and you loose steering. I bought it to replace my Case 430 that lost it's power steering and the dealer has had no luck fixing it. They have had it since September. The old 430 with it's 6' bucket and loaded tires would move anything. Anyway I would like to know what others have to say about the 1920.
The bucket dumps very slow. Why might that be? I wonder if changing the hydraulic filter would help.
I put a small dent in it by one of the head lights. Is the paint the same as the ford engine blue or some other code?
It is a neat little tractor however the bucket is to small. Do they make larger buckets for these tractors?
About the tractor it is a 1989 in pristine condition with 930 hours. An elderly couple bought it new and claim they only mowed with it and it was always garaged. No fluid leaks and it is very clean. It is a 4 wheel drive and came with bucket, a blade, a scraper box, disc, and 6' finish mower. I have no use for the disc if anyone is interested. I am glad it had the blade because with this small bucket it doesn't work well for snow removal. The position of the bucket also isn't ideal because when you put it down and slightly tilt it it immediately starts to lift the front axel and you loose steering. I bought it to replace my Case 430 that lost it's power steering and the dealer has had no luck fixing it. They have had it since September. The old 430 with it's 6' bucket and loaded tires would move anything. Anyway I would like to know what others have to say about the 1920.