Ford New Holland 4200 Tractor Parts

4200 parts and accessories

The Ford New Holland 4200 tractor, manufactured from 1975 to 1979, offered farmers a reliable and versatile machine for a variety of tasks. Powered by a robust 52 HP diesel or gasoline engine, the 4200 delivered a practical 46 PTO horsepower. Its durable construction and efficient performance made it a popular choice for small to medium-sized farms.

The Ford New Holland 4200 was part of the highly successful 'Hundred Series' tractors. Production ran from 1975 to 1979, bridging the gap between older and newer models. Engine options included a Ford 3.3L (201 cu in) 3-cylinder diesel engine producing approximately 52 engine horsepower and a gasoline version of the same engine. The transmission was typically an 8-speed forward and 2-speed reverse manual gear transmission, offering a good range of speeds for different field operations. The independent PTO delivered around 46 horsepower, operating at 540 RPM. Hydraulic capacity was approximately 7.5 GPM powering 2 rear remotes, supporting implements that require hydraulic power. A Category I 3-point hitch provided a lift capacity of around 2,415 lbs. The 4200 was commonly used for row crop work, hay baling, light tillage, and general livestock operations. Compared to smaller models, the 4200 offered more power and hydraulic capacity, while remaining nimble enough for tight spaces. It stood out due to its simplicity and ease of maintenance.

Specifications

Engine	Ford 3.3L 52 HP Diesel or Gasoline
PTO HP	46 HP @ 540 RPM
Transmission	8-Speed Forward, 2-Speed Reverse
Hydraulics	7.5 GPM, 2 remotes
3-Point Hitch	Category I, 2415 lbs lift
Fuel Capacity	16 gallons
Weight	4,370 lbs
Years Produced	1975-1979

Maintenance Tips

Change engine oil and filter every 200-250 hours of operation using the recommended grade oil.
Regularly inspect hydraulic fluid levels and check for leaks around hoses and fittings. Replace hydraulic filters according to the manufacturer's schedule.
Use fresh, clean fuel and check the fuel filter regularly to prevent fuel system issues. Drain any water accumulation from the fuel tank.
Before storing the tractor for the winter, drain the fuel tank or add a fuel stabilizer to prevent fuel degradation. Disconnect the battery and store it in a cool, dry place.

History & Background

The Ford New Holland 4200 was introduced in 1975 as part of Ford's update to their tractor lineup. It offered a blend of older design principles with slightly improved performance over previous models. While not groundbreaking, the 4200 played a significant role in providing affordable and reliable power to farmers during its production run.