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Re: 3000 GAS GOOD CONDITION
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Posted by jeff allen on July 24, 2003 at 08:08:16 from (208.164.48.179):
In Reply to: 3000 GAS GOOD CONDITION posted by Bill T on July 15, 2003 at 21:08:30:
live pto? loader? trans.type? diff.lock? tire wear and tread type? wheel weights? These facts make all the difference when buying a tractor. I restore thousand series Ford tractors for others, as well as use them daily, as I have for 40 years on our farm. Here a straight,good running,not too ugly,non leaking,turn key, ready to work machine with everything in working order, W/ live pto,8 speed trans, diff. lock ,good tires & wheel weights, strong leak free 3 pt.and loader will fetch an easy $4000, which I believe is more than it would have cost new in 1964 without the loader.
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