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Ken, sounds like you found what I'm looking for. If you don't buy it please pass it to me.
I'm totally sold on this old tractor. Outside of the chance of internal HYD lines coming apart its a bad ass tractor, very reliable and strong. I don't like gas engines, and like the 540 RPM pto on a 1000rpm gearbox cutter.
If its truely A-1 condition its worth around $7,500 around the southeastern part of the US, deduct $600-$900 if its gas but, ad $750 for the front end loader (If its a john deere)

John Deere 2030 tractor value
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by JW

oops! that was the cnh dx, farmall, and tc series, not the new mc cormick tractors. not sure where those are made.

Any News About theCNH Farmalls
Antique Tractors
Replies 9 Post by jw

The main reason for the weight differences are in the construction. The NH, Cub and JD 70 & 4000 series are made from solid castings bolted together. The JD 55 series and smaller Kubotas I've looked at are built on a steel frame like a garden tractor, so that makes them lighter than the casting design. I'm not sure about how the 2710 is made.

Weight Diff between Brands
Cub Cadet
Replies 13 Post by JW

My Ford 1300 has a locked rear end. It was locking under power until something snapped and it wouldn't move at all, but I assumed I could tow it. I can't. Any idea what could be wrong, and maybe how to at least get it rolling without having to completely tear it apart? As it is I can't even get it onto a trailer to take it to the shop.

immobile Ford 1300
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 1 Post by JW