Posted by Not always on January 22, 2011 at 08:07:48 from (65.0.106.149):
In Reply to: Re: 600 series ford posted by Jhill52 on January 22, 2011 at 07:46:25:
The 600 models were as follows
Model 620: Four-speed transmission, no PTO or three-point hitch Model 630: Four-speed transmission without PTO Model 640: Four-speed transmission with PTO and with three-point hitch Model 650: Five-speed transmission, non-live PTO with three-point hitch Model 660: Five-speed transmission, live PTO and three-point hitch
I have seen the plenty of 650/651s which do not have a live pto. To the original poster the cover for the pto on these tractors threads on. Just have the fellow take it off and you can see what kind of shape the shaft is in. We bought a 1964 4000 new and always kept the cover on when not using the pto until the day we sold the tractor. Most of the covers were likely lost many years ago.
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