Ford 3000 is just perfect for me

Daniel D.

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To anyone thinking of getting this, I wanna say that it really runs great and compared to my old John Deere, this one doesn't make any weird sound or let out smoke. Actually, I bought it secondhand and even still able to use it for heavy-duty tasks. I did add some LED ring headlights. I just need the switch for it, then some cleaning up for the wires so they do not look ick. :)
 
That's fantastic,you've picked a very sturdy 3000 series. Opting for the LED rings is a wise choice, as they can be quite effective. To keep things organized, you should consider getting a basic 3-position switch. Then, you can tidy up the wires using a loom or some zip ties. Once everything is in place, you'll be all set
 
To anyone thinking of getting this, I wanna say that it really runs great and compared to my old John Deere, this one doesn't make any weird sound or let out smoke. Actually, I bought it secondhand and even still able to use it for heavy-duty tasks. I did add some LED ring headlights. I just need the switch for it, then some cleaning up for the wires so they do not look ick. :)
It sounds like an amazing upgrade! Quick question, did you wire the LED rings directly to the battery or through a fuse box? And for the switch, are you going with a dash mount or something more hidden?
 
Ford 3000s are tough machines and a great option! When it comes to the LED switch, make sure to grab a reliable toggle switch that's rated for 12V DC. It's also a smart idea to add an inline fuse for extra safety. Using wire loom or spiral wrap will tidy up those wires and help protect them from damage.
 
Oh wow you found a second hand in good working condition. Good for you! A good cleaning can make it look fresh again with you as a new owner. Nice!
 
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