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Ford 1300 Two cyl Deisel noisy

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dave63
Join Date: Apr 2006
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2006-05-11          129216


Hi All,

I'm considering buying a Ford 1300 from a dealer. Trouble is the engine seems quite loud with knocking noise.

Dealer assures me it is because it is only a twin cylinder engine. I did notice other fords of this era seem to have a simular sound.

Also would this unit have enough power to run a pto snoblower 51"?


Any feedback from you guys?




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Ktallman
Join Date: Jul 2003
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2006-05-11          129217


My 1300 Ford and it is loud on start up. I've had the tractor for six years now and it still sounds the same. I run a 60 inch King Kutter finish mower and I use a 60 inch Allied snowblower. It handles it fairly decently. When in deep snow I run in the slowest gear, but most of the time I run in the second reverse setting. I have a 350 feet long driveway and a 40 by 40 turnaround. I live in northwestern PA and I am in the snow belt and usually get over 100 inches of snow a season. I would think that a 1300 ford would handle that size snowblower easily.

Ken ....


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dave63
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2006-05-11          129218


Great! Thanks for your help ....


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Ktallman
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I forgot to say that I've got turf tires and use chains. I had to make spacers for the wheels so that the chains would clear the fenders.

Ken ....


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