Can't seem to find year model of my recently purchased 3000 Ford 3 cyl diesel , also trying to locate a wiring diagram as it appears a butcher worked on the wires , S/N's found by starter are below , can someone help ?
6H23B
J026
A140-289
 
Date of Birth, 23rd August, 1966... at Antwerp.

The wiring is pretty simple. I'd be more focused on hooking it up so it works than I'd be with finding a wiring diagram. It's not a modern ECU controlled powershift transmission.... just an old tractor.

Rod
 
Rod - I know I've asked this question before, but I'm confused again...

I believe my 3000 to be a '66 model, but I forgot how to interpret the serial codes. Below is how the numbers appear on the tractor:

310F3C
C140333 F96

The C14033s is the serial number, but I don't know how to convert the other numbers.

Thanks for the help.
 
There should be another number stamped aft of the starter with those other two. This is the Unit number which dates the tractor to it's production shift.
I'm guessing yours is a 66 because it was #40333 off the line at Highland Park during thousand series production. That would put it somewhere in probably the first quarter of '66.

The other number you gave is the model number except you probably have an F confused with a 3 or something numerical... or they may ahve stamped it wrong. Anyhow, it doesn't look right for a model number.

UNIT numbers decode as year, month, day, shift where 6C22B would mean 22nd March, 1966 on the day shift.... The first number for the year just kept rolling with the calender year and they continued that format until the late 90's at least.


Rod
 
I JUST BOUGHT A FORD 3000 TRACTOR, WAS TOLD IT WAS A 1979 MODEL. BUT LOOKING AT PICTURES POSTED ON THIS SITE IT LOOKS MORE LIKE A 1966 MODEL. COULD ANYONE TELL ME WHAT TO LOOK FOR TO TELL WHAT YEAR IT ACTUALLY IS THANKS GENE ALVERSON
 

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