Ford New Holland FW-40 Tractor Parts

Fw 40 parts and accessories

The Ford New Holland FW40, manufactured in the late 1980s and early 1990s, was a popular choice for farmers needing a reliable workhorse. Typically powered by a diesel engine producing around 110-120 horsepower, it delivered ample power for various field tasks. With a PTO horsepower rating in the 90-100 range, the FW40 provided excellent capability for operating implements like hay balers and rotary cutters.

The Ford New Holland FW40 was introduced as part of the company's efforts to provide robust and versatile tractors for mid-sized farming operations. Production spanned the late 1980s and early 1990s. Typically, the FW40 featured a Ford or Iveco diesel engine, generating between 110 and 120 horsepower, with a displacement around 6.6 liters. These engines were known for their durability and fuel efficiency. The transmission options usually included a synchronized gear transmission with multiple speeds, providing flexibility for different field conditions. PTO horsepower was generally rated between 90 and 100 HP, offering both 540 and 1000 RPM options for various implements. Hydraulic capacity was around 20-25 GPM, supporting multiple remotes for hydraulic functions. The 3-point hitch was typically a Category II, providing a lift capacity of approximately 5,000-6,000 lbs. Common farming applications included row crop work, hay production, livestock feeding, and general tillage operations. The FW40 distinguished itself through its reliable powertrain, robust build quality, and versatile capabilities, making it a valuable asset for farmers seeking a dependable tractor for a variety of tasks.

Specifications

Engine	Iveco/Ford 110-120 HP Diesel
PTO HP	90-100 HP @ 540/1000 RPM
Transmission	Gear Transmission, Multiple Speeds
Hydraulics	20-25 GPM, Multiple remotes
3-Point Hitch	Category II, 5000-6000 lbs lift capacity
Fuel Capacity	35-45 gallons
Weight	9,000-11,000 lbs
Years Produced	Late 1980s - Early 1990s

Maintenance Tips

Change engine oil and filter every 250-300 hours using the recommended oil type and filter. Regularly check oil levels.
Inspect and maintain the hydraulic system by checking fluid levels, inspecting hoses for leaks, and changing hydraulic filters according to the manufacturer's recommendations (typically every 500 hours).
Ensure the fuel system remains clean by using quality fuel, changing fuel filters regularly (every 200-250 hours), and draining any water or sediment from the fuel tank.
Before storing the tractor for the off-season, completely drain the fuel tank to prevent fuel degradation, grease all lubrication points, and store the tractor in a dry, covered area.

History & Background

The Ford New Holland FW40 was launched as part of Ford New Holland's strategy to offer a broad range of tractors catering to diverse farming needs. It filled a crucial niche for farmers requiring a mid-sized tractor with ample power and versatility. While no major redesigns occurred during its production run, the FW40 remains a notable model due to its reliability and widespread adoption by farmers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What engine is in the Ford New Holland Fw 40?

The Ford New Holland FW40 typically features an Iveco or Ford diesel engine, producing between 110 and 120 horsepower, with a displacement around 6.6 liters.

What is the PTO horsepower on a Fw 40?

The PTO horsepower on a Ford New Holland FW40 is generally rated between 90 and 100 HP. It often offers both 540 and 1000 RPM options.

What oil filter fits the Fw 40?

Common oil filters for the FW40 include those manufactured by Fram (PH3600), Wix (51773), and Baldwin (B2). Always verify compatibility with your specific engine serial number.

What are common parts needed for the Fw 40?

Common wear parts for the FW40 include engine oil filters, fuel filters, hydraulic filters, belts (fan belt, alternator belt), hydraulic cylinder seals, steering linkage components, clutch discs, and brake pads.

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