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Ford 1-Ton Truck Equipped With Farmhand Loader on Back
John Schaneman, Scotts Bluff, Neb.: John's "best buy" is his 1975 Ford 1-ton truck equipped with a Farmhand loader on back. He bought it at a farm auction two years ago and it now has 60,000 miles on it.
bine grain. "The only repair I've had to make is recently replacing the master brake cylinder. The rig is real
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Ford 1-Ton Truck Equipped With Farmhand Loader on Back PICKUPS Modifications 22-5-15 John Schaneman, Scotts Bluff, Neb.: John's "best buy" is his 1975 Ford 1-ton truck equipped with a Farmhand loader on back. He bought it at a farm auction two years ago and it now has 60,000 miles on it.
bine grain. "The only repair I've had to make is recently replacing the master brake cylinder. The rig is really handy for hauling feed, machinery, or 1,200 to 1,400-lb. bales, especially in winter since it's got a good heater. It's great to stay warm and dry in winter. Also, you can travel 50 to 60 mph down the road from farm to farm, instead of 20 mph or so with a tractor."
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