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LeviDuke · Dec 18, 2019

I'm new to this forum, and old tractors in general. My neighbor has one that is in need of repair. I'm trying to help get it working again but not certain of the yr make model and such. The way that Ford labeled them is a bit confusing. I believe this is an 1959-65 Ford industrial 3000 4cyl 2wd gas with loader. Any help to be for certain on all the specs would help tremendous in getting the right parts so it can work again.

LeviDuke · Dec 18, 2019

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kcm.MN · Dec 18, 2019

Greetings, and welcome to YT. I believe what you have is a 4000 Series or maybe an 1800 Series HD Industrial.

I'm not very knowledgeable with Ford's so that's the best I can do. This link might offer you more answers:
http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/tractor-brands/ford/ford-tractors-industrial.html

johnlobb · Dec 18, 2019

If you posted this over in the Ford forum section, it might help.

Ultradog MN · Dec 18, 2019

KCM is correct.
It is a pre 1965 Ford Heavy industrial
with 4 speed transmission and gas
engine.
The tractor itself is the same as an 841
ag model.
I suggest you buy a repair manual for
it.
It will have all the specs you need to
get it running.
nnalert the correct repair manual

4wdtom · Dec 18, 2019

The first thing to get is the owners manual and repair manual. A parts manual can be useful to see how the parts look and go together even if you never order a part form
it.

Destroked 450 · Dec 18, 2019

Probably a 4000 industrial, 63 or 64 model.
The serial number is located on the flat area behind the starter near the air cleaner.

LeviDuke · Dec 18, 2019

Thanks a bunch I will be on the lookout for those I believe this one needs trans work so... definitely need service manual I have found some online do you have a recomend???

LeviDuke · Dec 18, 2019

I will do that thank you

LeviDuke · Dec 18, 2019

Thank you much I will check for the serial/model numbers today and go from there

LeviDuke · Dec 18, 2019

Thank you for that link

LeviDuke · Dec 18, 2019

(quoted from post at 16:41:48 12/18/19)
Probably a 4000 industrial, 63 or 64 model.
The serial number is located on the flat area behind the starter near the air cleaner.

Very good I have found a series of numbers. This is for certain a 4140 1 S but the other numbers are not clear above the 4140 there is 33501 below these is a partial due to the hose rubbing to the air cleaner rubbing for years 3 <>

Destroked 450 · Dec 18, 2019

41401S
4**** = 172 engine which was used in the 4000 model
*1*** = Industrial and Ag models built after 1963
**40* = Heavy Duty industrial w/sub frame
****1 = Four spd trans with pto
The suffix S normally stands for Sherman aux trans, if so there should be a shift lever on the left side of the trans in front of the clutch pedal or a hole in the side of the clutch housing were the lever once was.
The tractor is a 4000 industrial with 4 spd trans and pto, possibly has Sherman aux trans but I'm not fully versed on the Sherman.

33501 is a serial number for a tractor build in 1963

LeviDuke · Dec 18, 2019

Yes the transmission does have that shift lever in front of the clutch pedal. To my knowledge this is a high/low range for the transmission. Any reference for parts trany rebuild or manuals. Thank you for all your knowledge and help keep passing it on. I was able to make out what also looked like AG531<> but it is rubbed smoothe could this be the model

Destroked 450 · Dec 18, 2019

A IT manual is a good one to start with.

This is a good one to have

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