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Ford 3000 tractor for sale

$3,000.00

Unleash real mid-century power — the Ford 3000 delivers nearly double the horsepower of the classic N-Series in a rugged, dependable package built to dominate plowing, cultivating, and mowing. Gas or diesel engine, up to a 10-speed transmission, and Category 1 hitch versatility. Priced at $3,000 with worldwide shipping available.

Ford 3000 Tractor For Sale – General Purpose Powerhouse at $3,000

Step up to serious mid-century power. The Ford 3000 tractor for sale at Farmers Equipment is a rugged general-purpose utility tractor produced from 1965 to 1975 — a genuine workhorse that delivers roughly double the horsepower of the earlier Ford N-Series while retaining the mechanical simplicity that made Ford tractors legendary. Available in gas or diesel configuration with up to a 10-speed transmission. Priced at $3,000 with worldwide shipping available.

The Ford 3000 was built for farmers who had outgrown the 8N and 9N but still wanted a manageable, easy-to-maintain machine. Nearly identical engines to the larger 4000 series in a lighter, more nimble package — the 3000 remains a favorite among buyers who want real capability without unnecessary bulk.

Why the Ford 3000 Delivers Real Value

Nearly double the power of the classic N-Series. At 45–47 HP, the 3000 tackles plowing, cultivating, and mowing tasks that would strain an 8N or 9N — a genuine step up in capability while staying compact and manoeuvrable.

Flexible transmission options. Standard 10F/2R full powershift, with 12F/3R, 8F/2R, or 6F/2R configurations also produced — giving buyers real choice in gear range depending on the specific unit and its intended use.

Category 1 three-point hitch. Compatible with the widest range of implements available on the used market — plows, cultivators, box scrapers, and mowers all connect easily to this tractor.

Ford 3000 Specifications

Typical specifications for the Ford 3000. Exact engine type, transmission, and condition varies by unit — for independent specifications see TractorData.com:

Specification Details
Production Years 1965–1975
Engine (Gas) 3-cylinder, 158 cu in — ~47 HP at 2,100 RPM
Engine (Diesel) 3-cylinder, 175 cu in — ~45 HP at 2,000 RPM
Torque (Diesel) 183 Nm at 1,400 RPM
Transmission 10F/2R standard — 12F/3R, 8F/2R, or 6F/2R also available
PTO Live PTO
Three-Point Hitch Category 1
Operating Weight Approx. 3,900 lbs unballasted
Overall Width Approx. 72 in (3 in narrower than the Ford 4000)
Operator Station Open station
Condition Used — condition-reported before listing
Price $3,000

Contact Farmers Equipment to confirm exact engine type (gas or diesel), transmission configuration, and hours on this unit.

What Can You Use the Ford 3000 For?

General Farm & Field Work

Plowing, disking, cultivating, and field preparation on small to mid-size farms. The 45–47 HP range handles a genuine variety of implements without straining the drivetrain.

Mowing & Brush Cutting

The live PTO makes the 3000 well suited for rotary cutters and mowers — particularly effective for bush hogging where continuous PTO power regardless of ground speed matters.

Cultivating & Row Crop Work

Category 1 hitch compatibility with cultivators and row crop implements makes this a practical machine for vegetable growers, orchards, and diversified small farms.

General Property Transport

Moving trailers, hauling materials, and general farm transport tasks around the property, supported by the tractor’s flexible gear range across up to 10 forward speeds.

Ford 3000 vs Ford 4000 — Which Should You Buy?

Feature Ford 3000 (this unit) Ford 4000
Horsepower ~45–47 HP ~53–65 HP
Width ~72 in — more nimble ~75 in
Weight (unballasted) ~3,900 lbs ~4,500 lbs
PTO Type Live PTO Independent PTO — better for bush hogging
Hitch Category 1 Category 1 or 2
Best For Nimble general purpose work, mowing Loader work, heavier implements
Price $3,000 $4,500

If manoeuvrability and general-purpose versatility matter most, the 3000 is the right size. If you need more power for loader work or heavier implements, see our Ford 4000 tractor for sale at $4,500.

Why Buy Your Ford 3000 From Farmers Equipment?

  • Nearly double the power of the classic N-Series in a manageable package
  • Condition-reported before listing — photos available on request
  • Honest, straightforward pricing at $3,000
  • Worldwide shipping available — delivered to your location

Also browse our Ford 8N tractor for sale, our Ford 4000 tractor for sale, or see our full Ford tractor range.

Frequently Asked Questions: Ford 3000 Tractor For Sale

What horsepower is the Ford 3000?
Approximately 45–47 HP depending on gas or diesel configuration — roughly double the horsepower of the classic Ford 8N and 9N models.

Is the Ford 3000 gas or diesel?
Both were produced. The gas version delivers approximately 47 HP at 2,100 RPM; the diesel delivers approximately 45 HP at 2,000 RPM with stronger torque. Contact us to confirm which engine is fitted on this specific unit.

What is the difference between the Ford 3000 and 4000?
The 4000 has more horsepower (53–65 HP vs 45–47 HP), heavier axles, stronger brakes, and independent PTO rather than live PTO. The 3000 is narrower and lighter, making it more nimble for general purpose work.

How many gears does the Ford 3000 have?
The standard configuration is a 10F/2R full powershift transmission, though 12F/3R, 8F/2R, and 6F/2R configurations were also produced depending on year and market.

Can I get worldwide shipping on the Ford 3000?
Yes. Farmers Equipment ships to customers worldwide. Contact us with your location for a shipping quote and estimated delivery timeline.

Ready to Own This Ford 3000?

The Ford 3000 tractor for sale at Farmers Equipment — 1965–1975, 45–47 HP, live PTO, Category 1 hitch — is priced at $3,000 with worldwide shipping available.

Contact us today to confirm engine type, transmission, and condition, or ask any questions about this Ford 3000.

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