Ford New Holland F140 Tractor Parts

F140 parts and accessories

The Ford New Holland F140 was a reliable workhorse on farms from its introduction onward. It was powered by a robust diesel engine producing approximately 38 horsepower, making it a popular choice for various agricultural tasks. Farmers appreciated its dependable performance and efficient PTO horsepower for powering implements.

The Ford New Holland F140, while related to other models, offered a unique combination of features for smaller to medium-sized farms. Specific production years are needed for accurate information but the model reflects tractors from 1960s-1970s. Powered by a diesel engine, typically producing around 38 horsepower, the F140 provided ample power for its size class. The engine displacement details vary but common examples included robust diesel blocks known for longevity. It featured a gear-type transmission, known for its durability and simplicity, offering multiple forward and reverse speeds. PTO horsepower generally fell in the 30-35 HP range. A standard 540 RPM PTO was commonly available. Hydraulic capacity was sufficient for operating implements like loaders and mowers. Most models had a Category I 3-point hitch. It found applications in row crop operations, hay production, and livestock management, providing a versatile solution for diverse farming needs. It differed from larger models by its compact size and lower horsepower, making it ideal for smaller acreage.

Specifications

Engine	Diesel 38 HP (approximate)
PTO HP	32 HP @ 540 RPM
Transmission	Gear Type, Multiple Speeds
Hydraulics	6 GPM (approximate), 1-2 remotes
3-Point Hitch	Category I, 2000 lbs (approximate) lift capacity
Fuel Capacity	15 gallons (approximate)
Weight	4000 lbs (approximate)
Years Produced	Likely 1960s-1970s

Maintenance Tips

Change engine oil and filter every 250 hours of operation, using a high-quality oil suitable for diesel engines.
Regularly inspect and clean the hydraulic system, including filters, to prevent contamination and ensure proper operation of implements.
Maintain the fuel system by using clean fuel and replacing fuel filters according to the manufacturer's recommendations to prevent clogging and ensure optimal engine performance.
Before seasonal storage, drain fluids, lubricate grease points, and protect the tractor from the elements to prevent rust and corrosion.

History & Background

The Ford New Holland F140 entered the market to address the demand for a smaller, more economical tractor. Designed to be easy to operate and maintain, it filled a niche for farms requiring a versatile tractor without the bulk and cost of larger models. It played a significant role in enabling efficient farming practices for a generation of agricultural professionals.