What is this?

[Tiger Joe]

Any ideas what kind of tractor this is?

http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/grd/4969103651.html

 

[Tall T]

(quoted from post at 17:47:36 04/08/15) Any ideas what kind of tractor this is?

http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/grd/4969103651.html

Wait till an unassuming character emerges from a phone booth as Ultradog . . . he'll tell you.

 

[jon]

Any ideas what kind of tractor this is?

Some sort of a thousand series but yea, UD can probly give you an exact.

 

[64frd4000ind]

Looks like maybe one of the heavy industrials, one of the other guys will know a lot better. Several of them have worked on the heavies.

 

[shaun wallace]

3400. Nuts on rear hub are for cast centers. With no front axle pics really hard to id. May have 6 speed trans. Hand brake can be had as option.

 

[Ncorrigible]

That is not a tractor, it is a tractor kit - and one whole bunch of parts are missing. Jerry is good, but I'll bet he will
struggle with this one.

 

[Tall T]

(quoted from post at 19:42:26 04/08/15) That is not a tractor, it is a tractor kit - and one whole bunch of parts are missing. Jerry is good, but I'll bet he will
struggle with this one.

N Corrigible

Maybe so, maybe so . . .

I can see the Gotham City Herald headline now:
Ultradog Stumped

 

[Ultradog MN]

Shaun, Good eye on the lug nuts. Probably a 3400 based on those though it could be an LCG.
It is a 3000 based tractor. Built 65-75
The left side hand brake usually means it came from England or possibly Belgium.
It is a gasser, built after 1968 based on the radiator cover/grill.
Probably a very late model based on no evidence of blue paint.
I wonder if the loader is there.
Still worth the money as is.
If it is a 3400 it would most likely have power steering. That would be worth a grand if you parted it out.
Ford called a 3400 a utility, not an industrial.
They were the smallest tractor that came from the factory as a TLB
Here is a photo of the heavy, non adjustable front axle from a 3400.

Here is one with the loader on it.