Need to add... If you do decide to look for a Ford look for a 3600 if you can find one with a loader. I wouldn't turn down a good 3000 but the 3600 is a better tractor. Couple things to look for...
Make sure it has a good clutch or get a really good price break. I put a clutch in my 3600, bought knowing it needed a clutch. Pretty big job and you need the shop space and equipment to be able to split the tractor.
Check the lift to make sure it is working well, not a really big job to rebuild it but something to be aware of. I had to rebuild the one on my 3000 a couple years ago because it wouldn't lift a heavy implement all the way up.
Check the PTO, make sure it engages and disengages also check to see if it has any end play or is leaking.
Non of this is necessarily a deal breaker depending on price. All of the above can be fixed with parts bought right here on this site.
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