Ford ten series

yellowbelly said:

+1 on the Load Monitor comment.
We didn't have anything with it on until we got a 7700 and by then the long, multi furrow conventional ploughs had been replaced by reversibles. We still found it good for ploughing though - especially on lighter land where top link sensing was not as sensitive.
Always thought the Dual Power/Load Monitor decal looked smart too..
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Ray said:

My 7000 only has load monitor, it would have been nice to have had DP too.... That reminds me, I must get on and get it restored..

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yellowbelly said:

Is it one you've had since the 70's or a more recent purchase?
I often wish we;d kept this 5000....
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....but you never think about it at the time

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yellowbelly said:

Is it one you've had since the 70's or a more recent purchase?
I often wish we;d kept this 5000....
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....but you never think about it at the time

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Ray said:

Looks a very nice tractor. I'm trying to work out how old it was... Would I be right in guessing it's a 1974/5 model?

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Vincent said:

I would like one of them . How many have you got.

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Vincent said:

I would like one of them . How many have you got.

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engineer said:

How much are they

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Nearly said:

Too slow, just bought them.

Too much.

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Netherfield said:

But that's not what he told Mrs N.

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Nearly said:

I think I need an ebay holiday.

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fieldfarmer said:

Are they the ones that have the same individual number plate as the tractor they were supplied with?

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Nearly said:

Yes but these don't. One is blank and other says DM2 or sonething. Supposed to be for a supplying dealer back in the day.

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