Target User:
Tractor owners, mechanics, parts suppliers, restoration enthusiasts
Completeness:
Complete illustrated master parts list for all aspects of the tractor
Accuracy:
Provides original part numbers for accurate ordering and repairs
Usability:
Easy-to-read exploded views and searchable text for efficient use
Convenience:
Instant PDF download, no waiting for shipping
Engine Parts:
Detailed engine parts breakdowns
Wheels And Weights:
Complete coverage
Brakes:
Comprehensive component listing
Front Axle And Steering:
Full illustration and part number breakdown
Rear Axle:
Detailed parts explosions
Hydraulic Systems:
In-depth part identification
Transmission:
All components listed
Cooling System:
Complete parts listing
Fuel System:
Detailed component breakdown
Hydraulic Pump:
Specific part numbers included
Electrical System:
Component identification
Instrument Panel:
All associated parts detailed
Seats:
Parts explosions provided
Sheet Metal And Grille:
Comprehensive visual breakdown
Decals:
All decal part numbers included
Miscellaneous:
All remaining components covered
Parts Lookup:
Assists in do-it-yourself parts lookup
Assembly Understanding:
Helps understand how components fit together via exploded views
Servicing:
Aids in servicing operations
Rebuilding:
Facilitates rebuilding processes
Teardowns:
Supports teardown procedures
Overhauls:
Assists in overhauling components
Repairs:
Enables accurate part number identification for correct repairs
Adjustments:
Facilitates making adjustments
Depth:
Complete parts identification for the entire machine, including engine
Part Identification:
Easy to read exploded views for quick part number identification and accurate ordering
Rebuild Information:
While a parts catalog, the detailed exploded views provide foundational knowledge for understanding component relationships crucial for rebuilds.
Indexing:
Indexed for fast navigation
Sections:
Divided into logical sections
Text Searchability:
Fully text searchable for lightning-fast and simple navigation
Additional Navigation Aids:
How To Use Figure Search
General Information Sections:
General Information - Abbreviations, General Information - Metric to Inches Conversion
Engine Type:
Ford (specific engine model not detailed in product info, but likely derivative of 134-172 ci Ford engines of the era)
Horsepower:
Refer to specific model year specifications for detailed horsepower figures, typically in the 30-50 HP range depending on configuration.
Fuel Type:
Likely Gasoline; Diesel variants may exist depending on specific sub-model designation.
Engine Displacement Range:
Likely within the 134 to 172 cubic inch range, common for Ford tractors of the mid-to-late 1950s through the 1960s and beyond, depending on specific 335 sub-variants. The text mentions 134, 144, and 172 ci engines in historical context.
Engine Oil Change:
Refer to specific service manual; typically every 50-100 operating hours or annually.
Transmission Fluid Change:
Consult service manual for specific intervals and procedures.
Engine Oil:
Likely API SG or similar, viscosity grade 10W-30 or 15W-40, check manual for precise API service classification and viscosity.
Hydraulic Fluid:
Ford 134D or equivalent Universal Tractor Transmission Oil (UTTO) is commonly specified for Ford tractors of this era. Verify in manual.
Coolant:
Ethylene Glycol based antifreeze with corrosion inhibitors, typically a 50/50 mix with distilled water.
Seals And Gaskets:
Aging seals and gaskets can lead to hydraulic fluid leaks or engine oil leaks.
Carburetor Issues:
Gasoline models may experience carburetor clogging due to infrequent use or fuel degradation.
Brake Wear:
Drum brake wear is a common maintenance item on older tractors.
Electrical Connections:
Corroded electrical connections can lead to intermittent starting or lighting issues.
Tractor Origin:
Ford's involvement in tractors began with experimental work in 1907, leading to the Fordson brand and mass production by Henry Ford & Son.
Predecessors:
The 335 is part of a lineage that includes iconic models like the 9N, 2N, 8N, NAA Golden Jubilee, 100-series (600-900), 101-series (501-901), and 1000-series (2000, 4000, 6000) tractors.
Industrial Focus:
The 'Industrial' designation indicates a focus on heavier-duty applications beyond traditional agriculture, often with reinforced components and specialized configurations.
Estimated Production Period:
Ford tractor production history suggests this model likely falls within the latter half of Ford's independent tractor manufacturing or early into the Ford-New Holland era, post-1950s. Specific 335 production years are not provided but the historical context spans from 1939 onwards.
