Is a 2130 just a 2030 with larger wheels. Looking at one needs rockshaft fixed, cheap has cab ok shape 2500. I have a 1520 just about redone the engine cooling sys needs pto clutch hyd pump leaks a little. It's just a little light for the hills and a 6ft med duty bush hog.
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Tx Jim
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IMHO purchasing a JD utility of that era with non or poor operating closed center hyd's is asking for headaches and repair could be expensive. 2130 was built for sales in Europe not USA.
buickanddeere
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Same tractor different numbers. Alternator and starter maybe a Bosch instead of a Delco.
How far into the US did a tractor jockey haul it ?
Tx Jim
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Not exactly the same tractor. 2030 had 3.6L engines while 2130 had 3.9L engines plus some other differences such as headlamp location and other lighting differences such as brake/turn lights
buickanddeere
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Looks like the rest of the world got a bigger and better tractor than the US .
Tx Jim
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If they are the same tractor according to you what do you think makes the 2130 better than a 2030?
buickanddeere
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3.6 vs 3.9
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