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3 Cylinder Ford Tractor

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Vaughn

06-10-2002 20:21:56




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A "Friend of a Friend" apparently has a Ford tractor with a 3 cylinder engine. I'd appreciate if someone who knows could tell me what model and possible years of production, etc. this could be. Thanks! Vaughn




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2fordmike

06-11-2002 17:19:37




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 Re: 3 Cylinder Ford Tractor in reply to Vaughn, 06-10-2002 20:21:56  
Vaughn: As bg. says, there are lots of Ford 3-cylinder tractors. The engines generally have a very good reputation. John Deere also offered several excellent utility models with 3-cylinder engines. Wish I had one! Mike



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bg

06-10-2002 21:18:01




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 Re: 3 Cylinder Ford Tractor in reply to Vaughn, 06-10-2002 20:21:56  
The 3-cylinder gas engine was introduced in 1965 in the 2000. The 1957-61 Fordson Dexta used a 3-cylinder Perkins diesel, as did the 62-64 Fordson Super Dexta and Ford 2000 Super Dexta.
Ford 3000 and 4000, 65-68, Improved 2000,3000, 4000, 1968-75;FOrd 2600 & 3600, 1975-81; Ford 4100, 4600,1975-81;2310,2610,3610,...
wait a dad-burned minute! They's a whole passle of 3-cylinder Fords.
How about describing some features and numbers and then you can narrow it down?

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Vaughn

06-12-2002 07:11:41




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 Re: Re: 3 Cylinder Ford Tractor in reply to bg, 06-10-2002 21:18:01  
Thanks for your responses. I got a bit more info from the fellow. The tractor is a gas model 3000 purchased in in Michigan in 1971. He'd like to know "stuff" like how many years was this model produced, now many during this period and how many in 1971, and the cost of the tractor in 1971. I'd also like to let him know of any clubs or web sites he might access for further info. Thanks again! Vaughn

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