(quoted from post at 21:46:24 04/08/22) True, in comparison to a 4600. I have both, and wouldn't part with either. If you already have a 5000, a 3600 should be quite handy. I am just finishing up converting mine from a good running gas engine to a 201 diesel.
(quoted from post at 13:54:37 04/08/22) Looking for info. on the Ford 3600 utility tractor.Wanting to use it on a 5 ft. finish mower. Have the 5000 flat deck and the Oliver 550. What are the pro and cons on the 3600--looking for the gas model.
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