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Advice on buying Ford 3000
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Posted by Chuck on November 25, 2003 at 07:02:41 from (64.33.152.225):
After 30 years I've decided to replace my Ford
2N with something newer; I want good brakes,
power steering, full time hydraulics on a frame
not much larger than my present tractor. I am
seriously considering a Ford 3000 (gas) with
a conventional gear transmission. It looks
good with 3620 hours on engine (not rebuilt).
I will pay a mechanic to check over
compression, etc. The price is $6350 for this
'69 tractor. I would appreciate advice from
someone who knows Ford tractors on what I
should watch for when buying this model
tractor--special problems, etc associated with
this model and size Ford. Thanks for any
advice you can give. Chuck
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