Posted by Bryce Frazier on July 01, 2014 at 20:24:27 from (67.142.182.27):
Hi all, first question, the neighbor ground up the hydro pump in his Ford 4000 farm tractor, it is a European Model, and they JUST got it. They are wanting to use it for haying, and I am "in charge" of getting it fixed... Soooo, what am I looking at for a repair, and which part of the tractor should I break in order to get to it? I can split it right underneath the seat, or underneath the dash...
2nd question, they are in the market for a 3 point plow for their Ford 5000. It has a 6000 engine in it, and loaded tires. It is a really strong, good pulling machine, I personally THINK that it would handle 4 x 14, maybe 16? But I would really like to know what you guys think? We have lots of rocks. The soil is usually soft, but there is a good amount of clay in it. I am looking around on CL, and I have seen a couple of 2 way, 3 bottom plows, but I don't think that the machine would pick one of those up! Plus, I am not really a big believer in 2 way plows, but if you guys would be willing to point out why they are good I would be MORE than happy to learn! Thanks, Bryce
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