Not sure on the 2000 as ive never owned on BUT i own a 2810 which i thought was about the same tractor and its a beast to be supposedly only 32pto hp. Again my friends Deere 990 had more hp but cant come close to handling a 6ft cutter like the Ford can. Its like comparing apple to oranges. My guess is that the Ford just has alot more torque. The Deere is a smooth running engine though but if running a heavy disk harrow better keep the rpms up before you drop it in the dirt.
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