Ford 1210. Anyone Else Have One?

[blackrams]

If'n you do, I'd like to know. Maybe we can share some information about these wonderful beasts...

Rams
Frankfort, KY

 

[blackrams]

No One?

Come on guys... Or, is this a collector's item?

 

[tcreeley]

I have a TC30- shibaura, but not a 1210.

From a year ago- 1210 repair and breakdown

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...rating/369107-ford-1210-tear-down-repair.html

 

[blackrams]

I have a TC30- shibaura, but not a 1210.

From a year ago- 1210 repair and breakdown

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...rating/369107-ford-1210-tear-down-repair.html

Thanks for the response.

The TC30 appears to be quite a bit bigger than the Ford 1210. Nice tractor. :thumbsup:

Appreciate the info on that site. Will take a look at it. One can never know too much about these little beasts.
Be safe out there. Thanks again. :drink:

Anyone else?

Rams

 

[Btown]

I have one of its bigger brothers a 1920.

 

[blackrams]

I have one of its bigger brothers a 1920.

Cool, I keep thinking that someday my 1210 will grow up.

 

[Creamer]

I have what i would call a cousin to the 1210 but the 1310 and 1510 are its brothers. There more differences when you get to the 1210 and 1910 - still a lot of similarities.

 

[blackrams]

OK, here's another question, does anyone have a Ford 768 loader? If so, what's the difference between the 768a and the 768b?

I'd really like to get one of these but, haven't figured out the difference between the two versions. I assume one has greater capacity.

Rams

 

[Creamer]

Sorry - I have a 770B loader.

 

[chim]

Just noticed this. Yes, I have a 1210. I bought it used back around '92 and had it ever since. It replaced a Cub 154 LoBoy. In 2002 I bought a B7500, and that was replaced in 2012 by an L3200. I planned to sell the old Ford when I got the first Kubota but it's hard to part with the scrappy little tractor. Never had a loader for it, but have used a 5' Caroni RFM quite a bit. Also used a 3-point dirt scoop quite a bit (before having the Kubotas w' FEL's). Used a single shank subsoiler to loosen up the soil to bury rain leaders. Just a few days ago I had the homemade leaf blower whirring away on it. Now it's time to put the scraper blade on it and take it to the church for the winter.