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Re: Ford 3000 or Allis wd45 Which is better for mo
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Posted by Bob N.Y. on October 19, 2004 at 16:35:09 from (65.174.170.249):
In Reply to: Ford 3000 or Allis wd45 Which is better for mowing posted by Emil on October 19, 2004 at 07:46:13:
Does the 3000 you are looking at have Select-O-Speed? If so, does it work properly? If it is working like it should, fine. If not, that tractor is best left to an expert. The WD-45 is a good old tractor, simple, reliable, easy to work on and awkward to drive. It does NOT have "independent" pto but it does have a form of "live" pto. All Ford Select-o-Speeds have independent pto. Gear drive models may or may not have live pto. Either live or independent is a definite advantage when doing pto work in the field.
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