Ford New Holland 4000 Tractor Parts

The Ford 4000 series was introduced in 1965 as part of Ford's 'thousand series' lineup, replacing earlier models. Production continued until 1975. Engine options included a Ford 172 cubic inch gasoline engine producing approximately 52 horsepower and a Ford 175 cubic inch diesel engine producing around 62 horsepower. Both engines were known for their durability and ease of maintenance. The standard transmission was a 6-speed manual, offering two ranges with three gears each, providing a good balance of speed and torque for various applications. Some models were equipped with an 8-speed transmission option. PTO horsepower ranged from 40-50, depending on the engine and configuration, and featured a standard 540 RPM PTO shaft. The hydraulic system had a capacity of around 8 gallons per minute, powering the three-point hitch and any auxiliary hydraulic remotes. The three-point hitch was typically a Category I or II, depending on the specific configuration, allowing for the use of a wide range of implements. Common farming applications for the 4000 included row crop work, hay baling, livestock feeding, and light tillage. The Ford 4000 distinguished itself from other models by offering a solid balance of power, reliability, and affordability, making it a staple on farms for many years.