Brand siblingUtility
Ford 860
The Ford 860 is a utility tractor made from 1954 to 1957. It's a 2-wheel drive tractor with a manual steering system. The tractor has a 5-speed transmission for going forward and 1 gear for reverse. Under the hood, the Ford 860 has a 4-cylinder gasoline engine that can also run on LP-gas. The engine is liquid-cooled and has average displacement for its class. It produces 45.41 horsepower at 2200 rpm, which is a bit below average for similar tractors. The tractor weighs 3400 pounds, making it lighter than many other tractors. It has a three-point hitch at the back that can lift up to 1250 pounds, which is about average. The tractor also has a live PTO that spins at 540 rpm, useful for running attachments. The Ford 860 is 121.7 inches long, 64.6 inches wide, and 59.1 inches tall. It has an open operator station, which means no cab for the driver. The tractor uses a standard electrical starter and has brakes with internal expanding shoes. It comes with agricultural tires, with 12-28 size on the back and 6.00-16 on the front. This tractor is a good choice for farmers who need a simple, reliable machine for various farm tasks.
ManufacturerFordEngine4-cylTransUnsynchronized gear
Quick specs
- Category
- Utility
- Operating Weight
- 3,400 lb
- Transmission
- Unsynchronized gear
Overview
About the Ford 860
The Ford 860 is a utility tractor made from 1954 to 1957. It's a 2-wheel drive tractor with a manual steering system. The tractor has a 5-speed transmission for going forward and 1 gear for reverse. Under the hood, the Ford 860 has a 4-cylinder gasoline engine that can also run on LP-gas. The engine is liquid-cooled and has average displacement for its class. It produces 45.41 horsepower at 2200 rpm, which is a bit below average for similar tractors. The tractor weighs 3400 pounds, making it lighter than many other tractors. It has a three-point hitch at the back that can lift up to 1250 pounds, which is about average. The tractor also has a live PTO that spins at 540 rpm, useful for running attachments. The Ford 860 is 121.7 inches long, 64.6 inches wide, and 59.1 inches tall. It has an open operator station, which means no cab for the driver. The tractor uses a standard electrical starter and has brakes with internal expanding shoes. It comes with agricultural tires, with 12-28 size on the back and 6.00-16 on the front. This tractor is a good choice for farmers who need a simple, reliable machine for various farm tasks.
Full specifications
Every recorded spec
General
| Manufacturer | Ford |
|---|---|
| Model | 860 |
| Category | Utility tractor |
| Type | 4x2 2WD |
| Years built | 1954–1957 |
| Operating weight | 3,400lb |
Engine
| Make | Ford |
|---|---|
| Model | EAF |
| Cylinders | 4 |
| Displacement | 172ci |
| Bore | 3.9in |
| Stroke | 3.58in |
Transmission
| Type | Unsynchronized gear |
|---|---|
| Forward gears | 5 |
| Reverse gears | 1 |
Chassis & drive
| Chassis | 4x2 2WD |
|---|---|
| Drive | 2WD |
| Steering | Manual |
| Brakes | Internal expanding shoes |
| Cab | Open |
Hydraulics
| Type | Open Center |
|---|
Power take-off
| Rear PTO | Live |
|---|---|
| PTO speed | 540rpm |
Dimensions
| Length | 121.7in |
|---|---|
| Width | 64.6in |
| Height | 59.1in |
| Operating weight | 3,400lb |
Tires
| Front | 6.00-16 |
|---|---|
| Rear | 28-Dec |
Capacities
| Cooling system | 3.75gal |
|---|
Head to head
860 vs. Utility median
How the Ford 860 compares to other Utility tractors
| Spec | This model | Utility median | Difference | Percentile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Engine Displacement | 172 ci | 183 ci | -6% | 46th |
| Cylinders | 4 | 4 | at median | 50th |
| Forward Gears | 5 | 12 | -58% | 6th |
| Operating Weight | 3,400 lb | 5,303 lb | -36% | 28th |
| Length | 122 in | 137 in | -11% | 30th |
| Width | 64.6 in | 66 in | -2% | 47th |
| Height | 59.1 in | 94.1 in | -37% | 9th |
| 3-Point Hitch Capacity | 1,250 lb | 3,197 lb | -61% | 9th |
Medians and percentiles are computed from the utility tractors in our database with a recorded value for each spec (sample sizes 1,083–5,720 models).
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FAQ
Common questions
When was the Ford 860 made?
The Ford 860 was manufactured from 1954 to 1957.
What are the factory tire sizes for the Ford 860?
The Ford 860 comes with 6.00-16 front tires and 28-Dec rear tires.
What three-point hitch category does the Ford 860 use?
The Ford 860 has a Category I three-point hitch rated to lift 1,250 lb.
What engine configuration does the Ford 860 use?
The Ford 860 is equipped with a 4-cylinder engine displacing 172 ci.
What is the operating weight of the Ford 860?
In working trim, the Ford 860 comes in at roughly 3,400 lb.
Which transmission does the Ford 860 use?
The Ford 860 is equipped with an Unsynchronized gear transmission with 5 forward gears.
What hydraulics does the Ford 860 have?
The Ford 860 uses an Open Center hydraulic system.
How do I maintain a Ford 860?
Routine service for the Ford 860 covers engine oil and filter changes, hydraulic and coolant level checks, air filter cleaning, and scheduled inspections. Refer to the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for exact intervals.