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Posted by farmer on June 18, 1999 at 07:57:00 from (206.246.133.200):

This may have been posted here before but I just got hold of it and printed it out to keep and thought I would share it around as I had not seen some of it before.
Hope someone finds it useful...
:-)
Ford tractors

The 8N was made from 48-52. The NAA was a slightly larger and more
powerful tractor made in 53 and 54. The 600 was made from 55 through
58, it is basically a refined NAA, but an LP option was available. In
58 through 62 they were called the 601s, with minor refinements, plus
the availability of diesel engines and the Select-O-Speed
transmission. In 63 and later they were known as the 2000, but there
was also a three-cylinder line of 2000s which were different.

The 800 was introduced at the same time as the 600. It had a larger
engine and rear-end along with some different sheet metal. This
progressed into the 801, then into the four cylinder version of the
4000.
The 501 was a one-row, 8" offset version of the 601. The 700 and 701
were high clearance row-crop versions of the 600 and 601. The 900 and
901 had the same relationship to the 800 and 801. The 1801 was an
industrial version of the 801. Similar relationships exist with the
2000 and 4000 series.
The gas and LP models were 6v positive ground. The diesels were all
12v negative ground.

To summarize, the options indicated by the model numbers:

5xx one-row 8" offset 134 cid gas or LP, 144 cid diesel
6xx four wheel 134 cid gas or LP, 144 cid diesel
7xx high clearance row-crop 134 cid gas or LP, 144 cid diesel
8xx four wheel 172 cid gas, LP or diesel
9xx high clearance row-crop 172 cid gas, LP or diesel
18xx four wheel industrial 172 cid gas, LP or diesel

x1x Select-O-Speed w/o PTO
x2x 4-speed, w/o PTO w/o 3ph
x3x 4-speed, w/o PTO
x4x 4-speed
x5x 5-speed w/PTO
x6x 5-speed w/live PTO (2-stage clutch pedal)
x7x Select-O-Speed w/PTO
x8x Select-O-Speed w/PTO 540 & 1000RPM, independent or ground
drive

xx0 1955-1958
xx1 1958-1962

xxx-1 tricycle
xxx-4 high clearance, four wheel
xxx-D diesel
xxx-L LP
xxx-37 Reversing transmission
xxx-21 Combination transmission (i.e. Sherman)


The reversion transmission was available for the industrial tractor
and made it possible to reverse the power flow on four speed
transmissions.

The Combination transmission was also available with the four speed
transmission to add a Step-Up and Step-Down capability resulting in
twelve forward and three reverse speeds.

Both of these were avaiable from the factory or as a field
installation.

This information is reported to be from an I&T manual.
I pulled it from the ATIS e-mail list
Francis Robinson 6-18-1999


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