Posted by farmallboy15 on February 05, 2022 at 05:51:01 from (74.113.40.172):
So a little background, my great grandpa was a Ford tractor dealer and had a massive collection of tractors, cars and junk. When my great grandma passed away I. The early 2000s most of it was sold. Family bought back select items.
The first picture of the ford industrial was not bought by family but stayed local. Thats me in the picture some 25 years ago with my mom, grandma and great grandma. I found the tractor in college and asked about buying it. The person who inherited it from the purchaser wanted quite a bit of money for a non-running tractor with missing sheet metal. I believe it was a 1841, I passed on it.
Fast forward, I found one with the same body work on auction in a TLB configuration, advertised as an industrial 4000. I already have a modern loader tractor. My question is are these things useful as backhoes or useful as farm tractors with the loader and backhoe removed?
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