Target Audience:
Owners, operators, and mechanics of Ford tractors and their associated attachments, seeking to identify, source, and repair parts.
Diy Support:
Highly valuable for DIY enthusiasts seeking to perform their own repairs and maintenance, offering professional-level insights.
Key Features:
Illustrated parts explosions, detailed part number breakdowns, troubleshooting assistance, comprehensive coverage of multiple attachment models.
Search Functionality:
Includes a full text index and figure search for fast navigation and part lookup.
Illustrations Quality:
Clear, step-by-step instructions accompanied by illustrations for ease of understanding and application.
Value Proposition:
Essential resource for owners and technicians to efficiently find and order correct replacement parts, saving time and preventing incorrect purchases.
Primary Coverage:
Illustrated Parts List for various Ford Tractor Attachments
Specific Attachments Covered:
515 Series Mower, 709 Series Front Blade, 712 Series Loader, 713 Series Backhoes, 720 Series Industrial Loader, 723 Series Ford Backhoes, 730 Series Ford Loader, 735 Series Ford Loader, 740 Series Ford Loader, 744 Series Industrial Loader, 745 Series Industrial Loader, 750 Series Ford Backhoes, 751 Series Ford Backhoes, 753 Series Backhoe, 755 Series Backhoe, 764-Series FNH Backhoe, 765 Industrial Backhoe, 771 Series Ford Farm Loader, DG10 Gannon Manual Angle Dozer, DG20 Gannon Hydraulic Angle Dozer, DG30 Gannon Hydraulic Angle Tilt Dozer, DG40 Gannon Snow Plow, 19ARM397 Ford 700 Series 72" Box Scraper
Compatibility Note:
Many listed attachments are designed to fit a wider range of Ford tractor models than explicitly stated.
Manual Type Details:
Factory/Workshop Manual, Service, Repair, Maintenance, Troubleshooting Guide
Format:
PDF Download (may be zipped)
Accessibility:
Can be read, stored, and printed on any computer running Windows, Linux, or Mac.
File Size Context:
Manuals can be large (up to 1850 MB), requiring sufficient storage space and a stable internet connection for download.
Download Access:
Instant access to download link provided via email and on the checkout page after payment (PayPal or credit card).
Download Window:
Users have three days after payment to download and save their manual.
Primary Systems:
Mechanical components, hydraulic systems, structural elements of attachments.
Structural Components:
Frame, mounting brackets, lift arms, linkages, blade edges, bucket components, mower decks, gearbox housings.
Hydraulic Components:
Cylinders, hoses, fittings, control valves (as part of attachment systems), hydraulic lines, seals, pumps (if integrated with attachment).
Fasteners:
Detailed listing of bolts, nuts, washers, pins, clips, and other fasteners used in attachment assembly.
Seals And Gaskets:
Identification of various seals, O-rings, and gaskets used in hydraulic systems and mechanical joints of attachments.
Diagnostic Procedures:
Troubleshooting assistance for immediate problem resolution.
Repair Procedures:
Detailed step-by-step instructions for repair, service, restoration, maintenance, and rebuilding.
Assembly Procedures:
Detailed exploded views showing the correct order and relationship of parts for assembly and disassembly.
Disassembly Procedures:
Facilitates teardown for repair or rebuilding by providing clear visual breakdowns of components.
Part Identification:
Accurate identification of all necessary replacement parts using part numbers and detailed illustrations.
Adjustment Procedures:
Can assist in identifying parts needed for adjustments to attachment functionality (e.g., blade pitch, backhoe leveling).
Rebuild Procedures:
Essential information for complete overhauls and rebuilding of worn or damaged attachments.
Depth Of Information:
Comprehensive, detailed master parts list, exploded views, part number breakdowns.
User Level:
Professional technicians, mechanics, workshops, and DIY individuals.
Diagnostic Tools:
While not a diagnostic tool itself, it guides the user in identifying faulty parts that would be diagnosed through visual inspection or functional testing.
Part Breakdowns:
Extensive, detailed breakdowns of all part numbers for every aspect of the listed Ford Tractor Attachments.
Engine Details:
This manual focuses on attachments, not specific tractor engines, but lists compatible tractor models which would have standard Ford engines of their era (e.g., 4-cylinder gasoline/diesel, 134 ci, 144 ci, 172 ci).
Engine Horsepower Context:
The manual does not provide performance specs for engines but lists attachments compatible with tractors known for specific horsepower ranges of their engines (e.g., 172 ci engines in 800 series for more power).
Transmission Details:
Not applicable to the manual itself; the manual covers attachments which interface with various Ford tractor transmissions (e.g., 4-speed, 5-speed, Select-O-Speed).
Pto Options:
Attachments like PTO-driven mowers would require the tractor to have a functional PTO system, covered in the tractor's specific manual.
Live Pto Context:
Some attachments might benefit from or require a 'live PTO' (Power Take-Off) system found on certain tractor models (e.g., 5-speed transmissions with optional two-stage clutch live PTO).
Safety Information:
Implied safety through proper identification and installation of parts; troubleshooting aids in safe operation.
Operational Safety:
Proper part identification and replacement ensures the safe and intended operation of heavy machinery attachments.
Structural Integrity:
Ensures the correct, genuine parts are used, maintaining the structural integrity and safety of the overall tractor-attachment system.
Technology Features:
N/A (Focuses on mechanical parts and functionality of attachments, not integrated electronics).
Operator Interface:
While not electronic, the manual's clear illustrations act as a visual interface for understanding attachment mechanics.
Driver Assistance Features:
N/A (Focuses on mechanical parts and functionality of attachments, not integrated electronics).
Operator Aid:
Provides diagrams that aid the operator in correctly understanding the function and assembly of attachment controls and mechanisms.
Maintenance Guidance:
Provides parts information crucial for scheduled maintenance and replacement of worn components on attachments.
Preventative Maintenance:
Crucial for identifying parts needed for routine preventative maintenance to extend the life of attachments.
Fluid Requirements:
While not explicitly listing fluid specs for attachments, it implies the need for correct hydraulic fluids, greases, and lubricants as per the tractor's service manual.
Lubrication Points:
Illustrations may implicitly show lubrication points on components, requiring reference to tractor/attachment specific lubrication charts.
Common Problems Addressed:
Facilitates identification of parts for common wear-and-tear issues, hydraulic leaks, and mechanical failures in tractor attachments.
Wear Items:
Clearly lists wear items such as bushings, pins, seals, bearings, and cutting edges for easy replacement.
Ford Tractor Heritage:
Ford's long history in tractor manufacturing, from the Fordson to the iconic 9N, 2N, 8N, NAA, 100/101 series, and 1000 series, emphasizing innovation and broad market appeal.
Ford Company History:
Ford's transition of tractor distribution to the Ford Motor Company and its enduring legacy as a major tractor manufacturer.
Tractor Evolution Context:
The manual covers attachments designed for a range of Ford tractors, reflecting the evolution of tractor technology and utility from the late 1930s through the 1960s.
Three Point Hitch:
The manual covers attachments that utilize or interact with the renowned 3-point hitch system, pioneered by Harry Ferguson and integrated into Ford tractors starting with the 9N.
Ford Redesign Context:
Provides context for attachments used on redesigned tractors like the 8N, which featured significant improvements over earlier models.
Production Periods Covered:
The tractor models listed span production from the late 1930s (e.g., 9N) through the mid-1960s (e.g., 1000 series), indicating the era of the attachments covered.
Model Numbering Convention:
Explains the significance of Ford's model numbering (e.g., '9' for 1939, 'N' for tractor designation, '8' for major redesign) as context for compatible tractors.