te, the top main bucket arm looks the same as well as the vertical post by the back wheel. However your frame piece that goes around the radiator angles down and sits down lower than mine at the radiator.
Mine clearly says 3000 so maybe it is the next generation of the 2000 and maybe not too many were made since it went with the uncommon industrial tractor. I looked for a data plate last night with a flashlight after I stuck it in the mud and couldn't find one. Where is the plate on yours?
It rained last weekend and got up to 55 degrees yesterday. My corral is on a side slope with the horse pen towards the top by the barn. I picked up a bale and it was just too muddy to move up hill or untrack the front tires to turn. The front tires just plowed mud. Rear tires dug in about a foot. It got down to 15 last night and will be 24 degrees all day today. I hope it is frozen enough to move some hay today. I'm afraid the top will freeze and then I'll break through the frozen top crust. Had to feed some square bales which we don't have too many of.
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