Ford 2000 Tractor

The Ford Motor Company manufactured the 2000 Series Tractor between 1962 and 1975. The compression ratio of the 2000 Tractor is 7.5:1, whereas the bore x stroke ratio is 3.4375 x 3.6. The 10-speed manual transmission of this tractor is a unique feature in itself. The transmission was changed year after year, from the sliding gear of 4-forward and 1-reverse to 8-forward and 2-reverse. This gear system is called the Select-O-Speed transmission system and was introduced by Ford in 1959. The Select-O-Speed allows farmers to work on rough terrains with steady control over the tractor. However, the chassis and the trim of the model was re-designed time and again. The total weight of the 2000 Tractor is 3,615 pounds and the wheelbase is 75.8 inches in width. Despite such a heavy chassis, the rear speed of the 2000 is 540 RPM. The tractor is powered by a four-cylinder engine which produces 36 Horsepower. The diesel-run engine has fuel capacity of 13 Gallons and displacement of 134 cubic inches. The engine kit provided with the Ford 2000 Tractor consists of pistons, piston pins, pin brushing, rings, cam bearings, rod bearings, main bearings, intake and exhaust valves, valve springs, valve keepers, full gasket set, and seals. The maker of the product, Ford Motor Company, is commonly known as Ford. The America-based company manufactures automobiles and was established in 1903. Apart from tractors, Ford also manufactures and sells heavy-duty trucks, pickup vans, racing cars, compact cars and others.