Ford 971
| 1958 - 1962 |
901 Powermaster Series | Row-Crop tractor |
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Production |
Manufacturer | Ford
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Row-Crop tractor |
Built in Highland Park, Michigan, USA |
The row-crop Ford 971 featured the Select-O-Speed transmission, three-point hitch, and a single-speed independent PTO. |
Variants |
871 | utility chassis
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941 | four-speed
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951 | five-speed
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961 | five-speed, live PTO
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971 | Select-O-Speed
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981 | Select-O-Speed, dual-speed PTO
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Ford 971 Power |
Engine | 62.6 hp 46.7 kW
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Belt (claimed) | 40 hp 29.8 kW
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Plows | 3 *14-inch
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Mechanical |
Two-wheel drive |
Steering | power assist
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Differential mechanical expanding shoe brakes |
Open operator station. |
Capacity |
Fuel | 17 gal 64.3 L
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Hydraulic system | 2 gal 7.6 L
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Hydraulics |
Type | open center
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Capacity | 2 gal 7.6 L
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Pressure | 2000 psi 137.9 bar
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Total flow | 4 gpm 15.1 lpm
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Tractor hitch |
Rear Type | I
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Rear lift | 1250 lbs 567 kg
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Power Take-off (PTO) |
Rear PTO | independent
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Rear PTO Type | 540
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971 Serial Number Location |
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Left side of tractor, on top of transmission case behind the starter. |
Electrical |
Ground | postitive (6V)
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  | negative (12V)
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Charging system | generator
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Charging amps | 20
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Battery volts | 6 (gas/lp)
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  | 12 (diesel)
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Battery AH | 80 (6V)
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  | 135 (12V)
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References |
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1955-1960 Tractor Shop Manual (SE-8175) published in 1961 |
Diesel Tractors published in 1959, by Ford |
Ford Powermaster Tractors published in 1959 |
Now! Shift to any speed on the Go! published in 1959, by Ford |
Service Manual Select-O-Speed Transmission (SE 6978) published in 1959 |
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