Posted by Leroy on November 06, 2014 at 07:00:57 from (69.88.207.185):
In Reply to: Ford 961 Opinion posted by fergienewbee on November 06, 2014 at 06:17:15:
That is a good model of tractor but it is a row crop with a narrow front end but could be equiped with either a single front wheel or adjustable wide front. It should handle most but probably not all implements you have for your 30. Would have the same cat 1 hitch but anything that mounts under axle or frame mounted would not work. May have a problem with your current plow as the wheel track being a higher tractor should be a couple of inches wider. And if gas Ford called it a 48 HP tractor, Desiel is stay away from according to this site and only about 40 HP. The 961 is 5 speed tranny with live power take off. The type you push clutch half way down stops tractor movement but PTO keeps on running, clutch all way down all stops. I think I would like that better than the independant type that is on newer tractors and what I had that if you had to stop movement and PTO at same time you had to grab a lever as well as hit the clutch. Tractor data at 62 is not for that tractor and no 4 cylinder untill the 5000 had that much power. The 961 is newer than the 960 and has about 4 more HP. but otherwise same. Was later called a 4000 and still the same 4 cylinder engine in grey and blue tractor. Last built as a 64 model, The 4000 in 65 became a blue 3 cylinder tractor. Would love to have a 961 myself. Others on here will say it is $1,800 too high but different areas values differ. I think in my area that would be decent if all including tires were good.
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