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Re: Advice on buying Ford 3000
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Posted by Roy B on November 25, 2003 at 08:11:20 from (142.166.42.204):
In Reply to: Advice on buying Ford 3000 posted by Chuck on November 25, 2003 at 07:02:41:
Chuck;
The 3000's are good units with features you will really like after using the 2N. How ever brakes are not one of their strong points. They used the same basic drum system your 2N has. The next larger size chassis 4000-4600 used much better wet brakes and have a better front axle if a loader is in your future. It remains a pretty big step up size-wise from the 2N to a 4000 size unit. Good luck in your search. Roy
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