Ford New Holland 2300 Tractor Parts

The Ford New Holland 2300 series tractor served as a key model in Ford's lineup during its production years from approximately 1975 to 1983. It was designed as a utility tractor, filling a niche for farmers needing a capable yet compact machine. Typically, it featured a Shibaura diesel engine, offering 30-34 horsepower, depending on the specific 2300 model (such as the 2310 or 2335). Engine displacement was around 83 cubic inches. Transmissions were typically gear-type, offering multiple forward and reverse speeds; a common configuration would be an 8-speed transmission. The PTO provided around 27 horsepower at 540 RPM. The hydraulic system delivered adequate flow for operating implements, and the 3-point hitch was typically a Category I, providing versatility in attaching various implements. Common farming applications included mowing, light tillage, hay work, and general utility tasks around the farm. It distinguished itself with its simple design, ease of maintenance, and fuel efficiency, making it an attractive choice for small to medium-sized farms. It directly competed with similar compact tractors from brands like John Deere and Kubota.