jaxs
Elite Member
I don't know what your game is but you clearly don't even understand your own statements,much less what you have read. Why do you keep bringing up similar tractors? The tractor pictured in post #1 is the only tractor op asked about. Here are excerpts from Tractordata the source you referenced.Only OVER 50 years working and repairing Ford tractors, not hearsay, not forums, experience from BEFORE all the misleading on line information from people who think they know everything.
The four-cylinder Ford 2000 tractor was very similar to the 601 Workmaster series of Ford tractors. It is entirely different than the later three-cylinder 2000 which replaced it. The 2000 you are referring to did not appear until 1965, check tractordata.com or email John Smith and the answer will be the same as mine.
Mechanical | |
Chassis: | 4x2 2WD |
Utility Steering: | manual |
Row-crop Steering: | power |
Cab: | Open operator station. |
Transmissions: | 4-speed gear |
5-speed gear | |
10-speed full power shift | |
12-speed gear | |
Transmission details ... |
Power Take-off (PTO) | |
Rear PTO: | transmission |
live* | |
independent* |
2000 Serial Numbers | |
Location: | Serial number stamped on the top of the starter mount casting, on the left side of the tractor. |
photo of 2000 serial number | |
1962: | 1001 |
1963: | 11949 |
1964: | 38931 |