Ford New Holland 5700 Tractor Parts

The Ford 5700 was produced from 1975 to 1981 and quickly established itself as a capable utility tractor in the Ford lineup. It was designed to handle a variety of farm tasks, appealing to both small and medium-sized agricultural operations. The heart of the 5700 is the reliable Ford 256 cubic inch (4.2L) 3-cylinder diesel engine, delivering approximately 67 engine horsepower. It utilized a naturally aspirated design, known for its simplicity and durability. PTO horsepower is rated at around 61 HP. The standard transmission was an 8-speed gear transmission, providing a good range of speeds for field work and transport. A 16-speed Dual Power transmission was also available, offering greater flexibility in varying field conditions. The 5700 featured a 540 RPM independent PTO, allowing for consistent implement operation. The hydraulic system provided approximately 8 GPM of flow, sufficient for operating remote hydraulic cylinders on implements and powering the 3-point hitch. The 3-point hitch was a Category II, providing ample lift capacity for a variety of implements. Common applications for the 5700 included row crop cultivation, hay production, livestock feeding operations, and light tillage work. While the larger Ford 6600 and 7700 offered more power and heavier capabilities, the 5700 provided a balance of performance and economy, making it a practical choice for many farmers.