Go BottomNo Place for Fords or Vintage Compacts Besides Deere
 | Kim Hartshorn
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1999-12-17 11169
There's no place for Fords! Unless you want to lumpem in with New Holland which I guess makes sense...but maybe the category could be NH/Ford and drop the Boomer since Boomer is really a product name not a manufacturer. (and an awful name imho for that matter :-) For that matter what exactly defines a "compact tractor"? HP? Weight? Made in Japan :-)?Prolly it falls into the category of "cant exactly describe it but I know one when I see one. In any case Ford especially had a very distinct line of compacts that were manufactured in japan 1X00 1X10 and 1X20 that predated NewHolland and whose owners would certainly not want to be known as Boomer Users :-)ThanksKim Hartshorn
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| RCH
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1999-12-18 11215
I agree with Kim H re Ford/NH getting lost in the shuffle. Germain to that is the URL for manuels.I just got a repair manuel for a Ford compact model 1910.It was $50 plus $7 S&H. With the Case/IH merger with New Holland/Ford I`d suggest get any manuels for older tractors while still available. ....
Link: Manuels for older Ford/NH compacts
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| Joe
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1999-12-19 11287
Vist the www.eharvest.com Agri Search Engine for links to all of the farm equipment websites - we have other features on our site as well. ....
Link: eHarvest
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