Ford New Holland 6700 Tractor Parts

6700 parts and accessories

The Ford New Holland 6700, manufactured from 1975 to 1981, was a popular choice among farmers for its reliability and versatility. Powered by a robust diesel engine producing around 70 horsepower and delivering approximately 65 PTO horsepower, this tractor was well-suited for a variety of agricultural tasks. Its simple design and dependable performance made it a workhorse on farms across the country.

The Ford New Holland 6700 was introduced in 1975 as part of the '00' series, replacing earlier models and offering improved performance and features. Production continued until 1981. The 6700 is powered by a Ford 268 cubic inch (4.4L) 4-cylinder diesel engine, delivering approximately 70 engine horsepower. This engine was known for its durability and fuel efficiency. The transmission was typically an 8-speed manual, offering a range of speeds suitable for different field operations. The 6700's PTO delivered around 65 horsepower at 540 RPM, making it capable of handling implements like mowers, balers, and rotary cutters. Its hydraulic system offered a capacity of around 9.5 GPM, powering a 3-point hitch with a lift capacity of approximately 4,200 lbs (depending on configuration). The 3-point hitch was typically Category II. Common applications for the 6700 included row crop cultivation, hay production, livestock feeding operations, and general tillage. It distinguished itself from smaller models in the lineup with its higher horsepower and greater lifting capacity, while being more economical than larger, more complex tractors.

Specifications

Engine	Ford 268 CID (4.4L) 70 HP Diesel
PTO HP	65 HP @ 540 RPM
Transmission	8-Speed Manual
Hydraulics	9.5 GPM, 2 remotes
3-Point Hitch	Category II, 4200 lbs
Fuel Capacity	22 gallons
Weight	6245 lbs
Years Produced	1975-1981

Maintenance Tips

Change the engine oil and filter every 250 hours of operation. Use a high-quality oil meeting Ford specifications.
Regularly inspect and maintain the hydraulic system, checking for leaks and replacing hydraulic filters every 500 hours to prevent contamination and ensure optimal performance.
Keep the fuel system clean by using clean fuel and replacing fuel filters regularly. Drain any water from the fuel tank to prevent corrosion and fuel line blockages.
Before seasonal storage, drain all fluids, grease all fittings, and protect the tractor from the elements to prevent rust and deterioration.

History & Background

The Ford New Holland 6700 was introduced in 1975 and represented an advancement in tractor design and performance for its time. While it did not undergo major redesigns during its production run, it remained a popular model due to its reliable engine and practical features. The 6700 played a significant role in modernizing farming practices by providing a versatile and dependable tractor for a wide range of agricultural tasks.