Posted by Hoosierhog on November 27, 2012 at 15:44:40 from (69.130.191.125):
Well i think my ford 4000 maybe shot. in the spring i found the oil was think and grey and i had no coolant. took it apart changed head gasket found no cracks any were, removed oil pan found no signs of crack in block, but it still dumps coolant. i need a a 45-60pto hp utility tractor i really liked my ford i also have an oliver 1850 i really love but dealer support is 3hr away. I need a tractor to run a 6-7 ft brush mower 6-7 box scraper, post hole digger, and move round bales, also i need a loader to turn manure piles and move big round bales. i currently borrow a friends skidsteer for my loader work. but he sold it a week or so ago. so I"m not totally comitted to any color of tractor but do like my oliver and don"t like paying extra for certain colors. i think i might be able to come up with 4-6000 to replace my ford. any recommendations ?
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