Ford 2600

[3/9semfi]

Looking for a Ford 2600. Already checked the usual spots for sales. Thinking I would post and see what s out there.

 

[David G]

I would get a 2610 if you can, I like the 10 series better.

 

[jddrawbar]

I've had a 2600, diesel, ps, for over 30yrs., has been about as good a little utility tractor as it gets. 2600 made for 8yrs., 2610 for 2yrs., guess which one will be easier to find. I see some on CL from time to time. Good luck.....

 

[John in Mich]

About 40 years ago I leased a 2600 gasser for a one week job because my 8N broke down. I would enjoy
having one now. I still have my 8N that my father bought when I was 10. I'm 76.

 

[3/9semfi]

Seems there are several in Texas or down south. May have to travel for on I guess. I live in northern Minnesota. I really don t mind if I have to travel a distance. Seems the prices in Minnesota are greatly over inflated for them anyway.

 

[3/9semfi]

Seems there are several in Texas or down south. May have to travel for on I guess. I live in northern Minnesota. I really don t mind if I have to travel a distance. Seems the prices in Minnesota are greatly over inflated for them anyway.

 

[Destroked 450]

Look for a 3600, same physical size, a little more hp and a lot more of them around.

 

[Ultradog MN]

Those are just the best small tractors.
Dependable, nimble, reliable, good parts
availability. Good power in a platform
that is only slightly larger than an N.
I call mine a 3000 but it's actually a
stealth 3600.
It just wears the tin of a 3000 which I
like the looks of.
2000, 3000, 2600 and 3600 are all nearly
identical tractors and share about 90%
of the same parts. Same size, WB,
weight, etc. 26/3600 will likely have
more options however.
You might find a 3600 easier to find tho
as there were more if them sold I think.
Maybe look on searchtempest.com
You can set all the search functions and
the distance you want to travel.
It will search all the craigslists in
that area.
Hit the link for a search within 500 mi
of Minneapolis.

Click here

 

[3/9semfi]

The 3600 would be the biggest I could go. I have a weight limit I need to stay below due to some wet areas. I m a fan of the 3600 as well. I wasn t aware that the weights were so close

 

[Fordfarmer]

Here's one, not terribly far from you... but I think they're dreaming on their price.
2600

 

[JMOR]

probably not a lot of 'serious buyers' at that price.

 

[3/9semfi]

I saw that one. They a pretty proud of that one for the price they have. I have noticed that the Midwest thinks "highly" of these particular tractors. Way cheaper down south. Less rust as well. The loader isn t all that important to me either. I have something else to use for that. Thank you for the send though. I appreciate any and all intel.

 

[3/9semfi]

(quoted from post at 07:51:13 06/28/19) Those are just the best small tractors.
Dependable, nimble, reliable, good parts
availability. Good power in a platform
that is only slightly larger than an N.
I call mine a 3000 but it's actually a
stealth 3600.
It just wears the tin of a 3000 which I
like the looks of.
2000, 3000, 2600 and 3600 are all nearly
identical tractors and share about 90%
of the same parts. Same size, WB,
weight, etc. 26/3600 will likely have
more options however.
You might find a 3600 easier to find tho
as there were more if them sold I think.
Maybe look on searchtempest.com
You can set all the search functions and
the distance you want to travel.
It will search all the craigslists in
that area.
Hit the link for a search within 500 mi
of Minneapolis.

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Click here

ll certainly check out this tractor tracking out. Haven t seen this one.

 

[47fivewindow]

That's about right. 66 years to get good at operating a N. Just kidding.