Shaneard
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Nov 18, 2016
- Messages
- 1,392
- Location
- Southern Virginia
- Tractor
- Ford 4630, Two IH 140's, John Deere A
Tractor looks great!
Thank you.
Got the three point installed. Never had a tractor with one of these, so will be learning as much as I can.
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I also installed my first attachment, a quick hitch from harbor freight.
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This is it for the day. Will pull her out tomorrow for some glamour shots before she starts getting dirty.
Sent an email to everything attachments to inquire about getting a few things. He said most of their attachments are quick hitch compatible, but he wasn't sure about the harbor freight hitch though. He said having a quick hitch on a small tractor like this isn't a good thing because it sets the attachment further back which can upset the balance.
More tomorrow.
Everything Attachments stuff looks good in their advertisements, though I do not own any.
EA's "free shipping" is "free", but not to your house!...... There are $ conditions!
When doing price comparisons, you will find that most of the same (or similar) attachments sold by EA, can be bought for less total cost elsewhere.
I have a King Kutter: Brush Mower, Back Blade, Box Blade, Post Hole Auger, and Rear Tiller.
You have created a MIGHTY SHARP sharp looking Ford 1210.
My 1988 Ford 1920 4x4 with 7108 loader is a bigger brother from the same Ford family.
I bought it two years ago, and tore it apart last year (1056 hrs.).
I probably have way too much money/work in it, but it is a GREAT little tractor!
No DEF fluid, no plastic fenders or hood, 4x4, shuttle shift, 12 speeds, built like a little tank!
Call me crazy, but: I WOULD NOT TRADE it for a new Ford of similar (32) HP.
Don't EVER sell your Ford 1210! It is a treasure!
Great job on getting that tractor in shape. That thing should give you years of service. I recently bought an EA 60" Box Blade and in my research, I found their price to be very good. I live in Atlanta and picking it up at a shipping hub was pretty easy. They fork lifted it into my pickup. The tractor I have lives out of town at another piece of property, so that was the best option for me. I'd recommend them. The box blade works well for me. Keep up the good work on that Ford!