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Re: 5600 Ford Horsepower Worth
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Posted by Rod F. on March 21, 2005 at 12:09:27 from (142.177.112.9):
In Reply to: 5600 Ford Horsepower Worth posted by Livinontime on March 20, 2005 at 07:40:17:
I would guess that Net engine power is 70-72, while gross engine power is about 78. Most Ford 4 cyl tractors had a difference of 18hp between the PTO and the gross engine figure. In my area, a good working 5600 with decent tires would be in the 9-12 K Can range. Adding lift arms and a lift cover will be a significant expense, even by going to a bone yard. New parts are not feasible, except for mabey the arms. I really couldn't speculate on what the mower is worth. HTH. Rod
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