Ford New Holland 8200 Tractor Parts

The Ford New Holland 8200 tractor was introduced in 1975 as part of the Ford’s line of heavy-duty agricultural tractors, and production continued through 1979. It filled a crucial niche in the lineup, offering substantial power for demanding tasks. Under the hood, the 8200 featured a Ford 401 cubic inch (6.6L) inline 6-cylinder diesel engine, delivering approximately 115 engine horsepower. This diesel engine provided ample torque for tillage and heavy pulling. The PTO delivered around 100 horsepower, available in both 540 and 1000 RPM configurations for compatibility with diverse implements. Transmission options primarily consisted of a manual gear transmission, available in configurations like 8-speed or 16-speed Dual Power. The hydraulic system offered a capacity of around 17 GPM, providing sufficient flow for implements requiring hydraulic power. The 3-point hitch was typically a Category II, capable of lifting approximately 6,500 lbs. Common farming applications included row crop work (planting, cultivating), hay production (mowing, baling), livestock operations (feeding, manure spreading), and general tillage tasks. Compared to smaller Ford models, the 8200 offered significantly greater horsepower and lifting capacity, making it suitable for larger farms and more demanding applications.