Posted by RBnSC on December 14, 2013 at 05:11:50 from (24.236.77.56):
This is the 3020. Bought it for parts just as the previous owner had. The engine was said to be knocking. We bought it and brought it home. It looked so good We considered fixing it as we have some extra engine parts. We decided to start it to see if the rest of the tractor was working properly. We got it running and the checked it out quickly but as my brother was backing it up to park it through a rod and broke the block. The 4230 was left out in the woods for years after owner died (Principle of our High School). Son sold it for scrap. We were told the engine would bolt up with 4020 side frames which we had and hood. We have one but is very rough. I also threw in a couple of pictures of last years projects Swapped engines and transmissions in both. 800 (painted wrong)is now diesel LPTO, 601 now has 172 and LPTO. Ron
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