Ford 2000
Early 2000 series with Select-O-Speed on some. Simple and cheap to run. Keep the transmission oil clean.
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Early 2000 series with Select-O-Speed on some. Simple and cheap to run. Keep the transmission oil clean.
VIEW MODELWartime 9N with steel wheels and a magneto. Runs on kerosene if you must. Keep the ignition dry.
VIEW MODELThe workhorse on half the smallholdings in the country. Hydraulic lift is notoriously slow when the pump is worn.
VIEW MODELThe later 3000 with the squared styling. The most popular size for a smallholding: enough power, light enough not to bog.
VIEW MODELA smaller 10 series tractor. Good for a smallholding or a vineyard. Light on fuel and easy to fix.
VIEW MODELA step up in power. Good for a four-furrow plough. The hydraulic lift and the PTO are the parts to test before buying.
VIEW MODELA tidy, modern small tractor. The cab and the hydraulics are the selling points. Check the lift and the PTO.
VIEW MODELStrong, simple, and easy to fix. The three-point linkage top link will rattle until the balls are replaced.
VIEW MODELThe classic medium Ford. Heavy rear axle, good hydraulics and a cab that is only a roof. The lift arms take a beating.
VIEW MODELA late model small tractor. Good for a small to medium farm. The cab is comfortable and the fuel use is low.
VIEW MODELPart of the 10 series. A tidy, modern tractor for a small to medium farm. The cab is a big step up.
VIEW MODELFive-speed gearbox and a choice of engines. A tidy, honest tractor for hay and light tillage. Check the clutch and the water pump.
VIEW MODELFord's first big diesel. Strong but thirsty. The engine is the heart of it; keep the injectors and the cooling system honest.
VIEW MODELThe workhorse of the 1980s. Strong, simple and easy to service. The hydraulics are the part to test.
VIEW MODELThe S series update of the 6610. More power and a better cab. The hydraulics are the part to test before buying.
VIEW MODELBig Ford for big work. Turbo diesel on the later ones. Keep the cooling and the fuel clean and it will pull all day.
VIEW MODELMore power in the same body. Good for a mixed farm. Keep the turbo and the cooling honest.
VIEW MODELA late Ford with a modern cab. Good power for a mixed farm. Keep the cooling and the fuel clean.
VIEW MODELLate Ford before New Holland. A good, modern tractor with a proper cab. The electronics are simple enough to trace.
VIEW MODELThe big brother of the 600. More power for ploughing and a heavier rear end. The differential lock is worth having on wet ground.
VIEW MODELFord's first hundred-horse tractor. A heavy machine for deep ploughing. The engine is strong; the brakes are the weak point.
VIEW MODELA big tractor for big work. The cab is comfortable and the engine is strong. Watch the brakes and the steering.
VIEW MODELA big, late Ford. Plenty of power for heavy work. The cab is comfortable and the engine is strong.
VIEW MODELTurbocharged 8000. Good power for the weight. Watch the turbo oil feed and the air cleaner.
VIEW MODELThe most common small tractor in America. Position control on the lift, a good gearbox and a huge parts supply. Watch the steering box...
VIEW MODELA big, heavy tractor for large arable. The cab is noisy but the engine is reliable. Keep the radiator clean.
VIEW MODELTop of the range. Plenty of power for a big farm. The electronics are simple enough to trace with a meter.
VIEW MODELThe tractor that put hydraulics on a small farm. Three-point hitch, PTO and a simple side-valve engine. Check the hydraulic pump and the...
VIEW MODELA big tractor with a proper cab. Good for a large arable unit. The air conditioning is the first thing to fail.
VIEW MODELFiftieth anniversary model. Overhead valve engine, live hydraulics and a better seat. The hydraulic pump is the part that ages.
VIEW MODELTW series: turbo, wet clutch and a better cab. A good all-rounder for mixed farming. Check the clutch and the powershift.
VIEW MODELMore power than the TW-10 with the same cab. Good for heavy cultivations. Keep the fuel and the cooling clean.
VIEW MODELThe big TW. Heavy and strong. The rear axle and the hydraulics are the parts that earn their keep.
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