Posted by Billy NY on January 20, 2010 at 18:15:08 from (74.67.3.238):
In Reply to: Another, 4600, pic posted by JayinNY on January 20, 2010 at 17:59:23:
I'd thought I'd be embarrassed to show a photo of our 3600, they look about the same, it's been on spreader duty for a darned long time too, though the tractor came with the place, lot of hands have been on it, I've been doing what I can to keep it taken care of, though by the looks of it you would never know. It's missing the grill too LOL ! It also has the double ring chains, no canopy or rops, and it had a loader on it at one time.
The round sticker on the lower left, uhh let me guess, Capitol Tractor ???? or Bebout, too late to have been one of ours, we sold Ford til the mid-late 70's in this area, I have some of our old stickers, even have one on a service truck grease gun etc. The 3600 sure is a great tractor though, she's still got good compression too, only needs to be plugged in when it gets into the 20's.
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