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Re: How can you tell an F20 from an F30 ??
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Posted by Nebraska Cowman on March 15, 2004 at 10:25:53 from (65.162.146.140):
In Reply to: How can you tell an F20 from an F30 ?? posted by Mark Lahner on March 15, 2004 at 09:17:16:
On a 20 the PTO lever is down low on the left hand side. on a 30 it is a rather large lever beside the gear shift. Also the rear axle has a large nut on the end that is not present on the 20. 30 has a water pump, 20 does not. clutch pedal is adjustable on the 30, belt bulley drive is bolted on with 6 bolts, 20 has 4.
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