Posted by The Famous Grouse on June 06, 2020 at 07:34:23 from (71.34.8.254):
Guys, right in the middle of the season now and my utility tractor with loader has crapped the bed. Maybe fixable long term, maybe not. I'm going to have to buy and buy fast.
I have to have a loader, that is non-negotiable. Gotta have it.
I need between 40 and 50 diesel HP. Have to run a 6 foot brush hog, but a total of 5 hours per year so not that much. Also have 800 pound 3 point disc.
Give me the lowdown on what you know about the Ford 3415. Found a nice looking one with loader, less than 1k hours.
I know this is a Shiburu Ford.
- Is the PTO rotation right? Assume it is because it's a US market Ford, but...
- General reputation? Good / bad.
- Known issues or common faults?
Looks like close to what I'd need, but I'd have to buy it sight unseen and have it trucked, so want to be reasonably sure of what I"m getting into.
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