Posted by Shawn1234 on March 23, 2022 at 13:27:30 from (47.26.209.128):
Hey everyone, looking for a little help here
I have the opportunity to buy a ford 801 power master, and have a few questions
First, the seller claims it is a commercial power master, I googled this and could not find anything, so question is was their a commercial power master made, and if their was, what is the difference between the normal and the commercial?
Second, it has a Sherman backhoe on it, assuming it has a PTO shaft, but want to make sure of this, so does it have a PTO shaft still if it has the Sherman backhoe?
Third, I know it does not currently have 3PT arms on it, but would that be something I could add later? Are the correct hydraulics on the tractor and the mountings or not?
Any help is greatly appreciated and thank you in advance [/list]
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