CONTENTS
IDENTIFICATION
CODE
NUMBERS are
located on specific
components
of
your tractor.
Theso numbers
will
be
important
when
ordering parts
or
requesting
information from
your authorised
Ford Tractor
Dealer
and should always
be quoted
in full. Have
your dealer
record these numbers
in tho appropriate
space provided.
TRACTOR
MODEL NUMBER
..
TRACTOR
SERIAL NUMBER
AND
PRODUCTION
CODE
.
.
ENGINE
SERIAL NUMBER
AND
PRODUCTION
CODE
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TRANSMISSION
PRODUCTION
CODE
..
REAR AXLE
PRODUCTION
CODE ..
.,
HYDRAULIC
POWER
LIFT PRODUCTION
CODE
HYDRAULIC
PUMP
PRODUCTION
CODE..
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This
Operators
Handbook has been
specially prepared
to
familiarize
you with
the function,
operation and regular servicing
of the Ford
range of
tractors. Included in this
range are the Ford 2000
and
3000
Agricultural
Highway,
Narrow and Vineyard tractors and the Ford
4000
and 5000
Agricultural tractors.
The
details of
operation and maintenance
which are peculiar to
Select-O-Speed tractors
and Petrol engined tractors are
covered in
Sections K
and L These sections
should be read in conjunction with
the
main book.
A.
DRIVING
THE TRACTOR
The
basic function of
starting and driving the tractor, and the
controls
involved are covered
in this section.
You
should pay
particular
attention to the 'pre-starting check'.
the
'running-in'
items and the safety
precautions.
Controls relating to
the operation of the tractor
hydraulics and
power
take-off are
detailed under separate sections.
B.
THE
HYDRAULIC
SYSTEM
This
section
describes the use of Draft and
Position Control and
also
covers the operation
of the other major components
and
operating
controls in the
Hydraulic system.
C.
POWER
TAKE-OFF OPERATION
This
section details
the various types
of Power Take-Off (PTO)
available
with Ford
tractors.
D.
ATTACHMENT
OF
IMPLEMENTS
This
section covers the use
and adjustment of the three-point
linkage and
standard
swinging drawbar. Also detailed is the
towbar which is
standard on
the Highway tractors.
E.
WHEELS AND TYRES
This
section lists
the
standard tyres available and the recom-
mended
working pressures. Also
detailed is front
and
rear track
adjustment and the
liquid ballasting of
tyres.
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