Ford New Holland 900-SERIES Tractor Parts

900 SERIES parts and accessories

The Ford New Holland 900 Series tractors, produced from the late 1950s into the early 1960s, were known for their robust design and reliable performance. Often powered by a diesel or gasoline engine producing between 50 and 65 horsepower, these tractors delivered a PTO horsepower suitable for a variety of farm tasks. Their versatility and affordability made them a popular choice for farmers across North America.

The Ford New Holland 900 Series tractors were a mainstay in American agriculture, produced primarily from 1955 to 1964. These tractors were offered with a range of engine options, typically a Ford 172 cu in (2.8 L) gasoline engine producing around 55 horsepower, or a Ford 172 cu in (2.8 L) diesel engine producing about 52 horsepower. Transmission options were primarily gear-driven, offering a 4-speed manual, with some models offering an optional live PTO setup. The PTO horsepower was typically around 45-50 HP, available in 540 RPM configuration. Hydraulic capacity varied slightly but usually provided around 6-8 GPM to power implements. Most models featured a Category I 3-point hitch, suitable for mounting a wide variety of implements. The 900 Series were widely used for row crop work, hay production, livestock operations, and general tillage. What set them apart was their simplicity, ease of maintenance, and the broad range of available implements designed specifically for these machines.

Specifications

Engine	Ford 172 ci Diesel/Gasoline
PTO HP	45-50 HP @ 540 RPM
Transmission	4-Speed Manual
Hydraulics	6-8 GPM, 1-2 remotes
3-Point Hitch	Category I, 2000 lbs Lift Capacity
Fuel Capacity	15 gallons
Weight	4000 lbs
Years Produced	1955-1964

Maintenance Tips

Change engine oil and filter every 100-200 hours of operation, using a high-quality oil suitable for agricultural applications.
Regularly inspect hydraulic fluid levels and condition, changing the hydraulic filter every 300 hours or annually to prevent contamination and maintain optimal performance.
Keep the fuel system clean by using fuel stabilizer and draining any water accumulation in the fuel tank to prevent rust and corrosion during storage.
Before seasonal storage, drain fluids, grease all fittings, and cover the tractor to protect it from the elements and prevent deterioration of rubber components.

History & Background

The Ford 900 Series tractors, including the 961, 971, and 981 models, represented a significant advancement in Ford's tractor lineup during the mid-20th century. These tractors offered increased power and improved features compared to their predecessors, solidifying Ford's position in the agricultural market. Their reliable performance and affordability contributed to their lasting popularity among farmers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What engine is in the Ford New Holland 900 SERIES?

The Ford New Holland 900 Series tractors typically used a Ford 172 cubic inch diesel or gasoline engine. The diesel produced approximately 52 horsepower, while the gasoline version produced around 55 horsepower.

What is the PTO horsepower on a 900 SERIES?

The PTO horsepower on the Ford New Holland 900 Series tractors ranged from 45 to 50 horsepower. These tractors were typically equipped with a 540 RPM PTO shaft.

What oil filter fits the 900 SERIES?

Common oil filter cross-references for the Ford New Holland 900 Series include Fram PH25, Wix 51215, and NAPA 1215. Always verify compatibility with your specific model and engine type.

What are common parts needed for the 900 SERIES?

Commonly needed parts for the Ford New Holland 900 Series include engine oil filters, fuel filters, hydraulic filters, fan belts, radiator hoses, hydraulic seals, steering components (tie rod ends), clutch discs, and pressure plates.

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