Posted by W_B on May 17, 2017 at 04:20:34 from (155.188.123.23):
Reposting here to hit a wider audience:
A guy at work posted an ad on the company web site for a Ford 1500, 2WD, diesel, asking $3,000. Tire are turf, about half the tread left, claims it runs good. Shows only 71 hours but I'm sure that is way under actual. Dash gauges look like they have been replaced, other than the hour meter. I'm in Southeastern/Central Ohio area. I just have 8 acres to take care of, most in pasture for llamas, so don't need a big tractor but looking for something a bit newer than my Ns.
Anyone have experience with this or similar models, any thoughts as to the price (good or too high), parts availability, durability, etc. Thanks for what ever help you can lend!
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