Posted by Keiths4??? on October 27, 2019 at 05:00:32 from (107.77.197.225):
In Reply to: What Ford do I have posted by Keiths4??? on October 25, 2019 at 21:02:27:
Wow that is great, thanks for the education and all of the help deciphering this old girl. So by having the nose down I would think that it would pull better. The low profile in an orchard would be a plus for clearance. But I guess the ROPS and top cover were added for sun shade if just plowing/harvest. Curious, Are you a collector, farmer?
We raised cattle and cut hay locally we had a MF 383, 263, and a Ford 3000. Old school Machinist by trade, retired then traveled 2 years. Now a Park Ranger in Texas my job is maintenance. I needed 3 years more with the state to get full retirement so here I am at least I didn t have to go back to the city HOUSTON it s horrendous at age 63 driving there. Thanks stay in touch please
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