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Re: MF 135 Diesel or Ford 3000 Diesel
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Posted by Indydirtfarmer on September 26, 2003 at 03:24:05 from (66.83.236.250):
In Reply to: MF 135 Diesel or Ford 3000 Diesel posted by JW Ferguson on September 25, 2003 at 21:49:22:
The first tractor I ever owned was a 3000 Ford. Mine was a 1974 model. Since ANY 3000 you might be looking at is at least 28 years old, it doesn't really matter what year, as much as what CONDITION. They are(were) decent tractors. Fair power, nice handling, and all the options that make for a good tractor. Just make sure it's in good shape. From what I've seen of them, they don't have the "life expectancy" of the 135 MF. All things being equal, the 135 is the best little tractor ever made. Then again, that is no promise that the one you're looking at will be the best 135 ever. You be the judge of that. If both tractors are about equal in condition, then I'd say the loader will make the difference. Just keep in mind that the loader is USELESS if the tractor doesn't run. Sight unseen, I'd give my vote to the 135. Hope this helps, John
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