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Re: ford 2000 vcs 3000 and 4000
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Posted by paul on June 11, 2000 at 19:46:37 from (216.161.109.45):
In Reply to: ford 2000 vcs 3000 and 4000 posted by John B on June 11, 2000 at 18:20:37:
That's a lot of questions, considering there were several different versions of these, older & newer, that were quite different. How about getting an IT or Hotline Blue Book on tractors, this will supply all the info you want & let you sit down & compare it all in your leasure? Since different people will supply slightly different info & 'close guesses' here, that might be the better wat to go. Most farm supply stores carry such books, or any web bookstore that deals in farm books, such as the 'tractor manuals' area in the top left of this web site. But, hope someone types all the data in for you. :) --->Paul
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