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When was the Ford 1910 tractor made?

When was the Ford 1910 tractor made?

The Ford 1910 is a relatively small tractor, weighing just 2966 pounds with a 67 inch wheelbase, sold between 1983 and 1986, replacing the Ford 1900. Made for Ford by Japan’s Shibaura company, this compact tractor ran on diesel fuel and featured optional four-wheel drive.

What horsepower is a Ford 1910 tractor?

Ford 1910

Ford 1910 Power
Engine: 32 hp 23.9 kW
PTO (claimed): 28.5 hp 21.3 kW
Drawbar (tested): 24.76 hp 18.5 kW
PTO (tested): 28.60 hp 21.3 kW

How big is a 1910 Ford tractor?

Ford 1910 Dimensions

Dimensions
2WD Wheelbase: 66.3 inches 168 cm
4WD Wheelbase: 66.9 inches 169 cm
2WD Length: 122.6 inches 311 cm
4WD Length: 123.2 inches 312 cm

How much does a 1910 Ford tractor weigh?

Ford 1910

Dimensions & Tires
2WD Wheelbase: 66.3 inches 168 cm
Weight: 2980 to 3246 pounds
Front tire: 5.50-16
2WD Rear tire: 13.6-24

How much oil does a 1910 Ford tractor hold?

Ford 1910 Engine

Engine Detail
Shibaura
Starter volts: 12
Oil capacity: 6.9 qts 6.5 L
Coolant capacity: 7.4 qts 7.0 L

How fast did a Model T go?

It had a 22-horsepower, four-cylinder engine and was made of a new kind of heat-treated steel, pioneered by French race car makers, that made it lighter (it weighed just 1,200 pounds) and stronger than its predecessors had been. It could go as fast as 40 miles per hour and could run on gasoline or hemp-based fuel.

How many horsepower is a 1710 Ford tractor?

Ford 1710

Ford 1710 Power
Engine (net): 26 hp 19.4 kW
PTO (claimed): 23.5 hp 17.5 kW
Drawbar (tested): 20.48 hp 15.3 kW
PTO (tested): 23.88 hp 17.8 kW

How many horsepower is a Ford 1920 tractor?

Ford 1920

Ford 1920 Power
Engine (gross): 33.3 hp 24.8 kW
Engine (net): 32 hp 23.9 kW
PTO (claimed): 28.5 hp 21.3 kW

How fast did cars go in 1910s?

I just came across this article: “In 1910 the average speed on improved highways was about 20 miles an hour. It increased about one mile an hour each year till 1928, when it reached about 38 miles an hour.