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PHOTO - the CLASSIC English tractor
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Posted by David in Wales on April 09, 2007 at 02:27:15 from (86.133.106.137):
HI Gang;
You guys have the JD4020 as your Classic tractor, over here from that period we have the Ford 5000.
Arguably the best and most useful tractor from the late 1960's & early 1970's, it would perform well and excel at any job.
4 cyl diesel 75HP gross; 4F & 1R with hi & lo, independent PTO.
This example is owned by one of the mechanics who works at the NH dealers, and was owned from new by his family. This is approx 1973 model with safety cab. Ford's suffered from porous engine blocks, and this one has had a later improved block with X ribbing on block sides. Outstanding off farm condition.
Commands very good prices to-day by collectors.
Cheers David
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