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Ford 941

The Ford 941 is a row crop tractor made from 1958 to 1962. It's a 2-wheel drive machine with power steering, making it easy to handle in the fields. The tractor has a 4-speed transmission with one reverse gear, giving farmers good control over their work. Under the hood, the Ford 941 has a 4-cylinder diesel engine. The engine is small compared to other tractors, with 172 cubic inches of displacement. It produces 56.3 horsepower, which is below average for tractors. The engine runs at 2200 rpm, which is above average speed. This tractor is lightweight at 3300 pounds, making it good for tasks that don't need a lot of power. It has a category I hitch for attaching tools and an open center hydraulic system. The Ford 941 is 132.6 inches long and 65.8 inches tall, fitting well in most farm settings.

ManufacturerFordPower56.3 hpEngine4-cylTransUnsynchronized gear
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Quick specs

Category
Row Crop
Engine Power Output
56hp
Operating Weight
3,300 lb
Transmission
Unsynchronized gear
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At a glance

How the 941 compares

vs. Row Crop median

Distribution

Engine Power (hp)

Across all Row Crop tractors

56.3 hp · 8th

This model

12
Median 138 hp
283
This modelRow Crop tractorsMediann = 1,206

The 941 ranks at the 8th percentile for engine power among recorded row crop tractors.

Overview

About the Ford 941

The Ford 941 is a row crop tractor made from 1958 to 1962. It's a 2-wheel drive machine with power steering, making it easy to handle in the fields. The tractor has a 4-speed transmission with one reverse gear, giving farmers good control over their work. Under the hood, the Ford 941 has a 4-cylinder diesel engine. The engine is small compared to other tractors, with 172 cubic inches of displacement. It produces 56.3 horsepower, which is below average for tractors. The engine runs at 2200 rpm, which is above average speed. This tractor is lightweight at 3300 pounds, making it good for tasks that don't need a lot of power. It has a category I hitch for attaching tools and an open center hydraulic system. The Ford 941 is 132.6 inches long and 65.8 inches tall, fitting well in most farm settings.

Full specifications

Every recorded spec

General

ManufacturerFord
Model941
CategoryRow Crop tractor
Type4x2 2WD
Years built1958–1962
Operating weight3,300lb

Engine

MakeFord
Power56.3hp
Cylinders4
Displacement172ci
Bore3.9in
Stroke3.6in

Transmission

TypeUnsynchronized gear
Forward gears4
Reverse gears1

Chassis & drive

Chassis4x2 2WD
Drive2WD
SteeringPower assist

Hydraulics

TypeOpen center

Dimensions

Length132.6in
Height65.8in
Operating weight3,300lb

Capacities

Cooling system3.75gal

Head to head

941 vs. Row Crop median

How the Ford 941 compares to other Row Crop tractors

SpecThis modelRow Crop medianDifferencePercentile
Engine Power56.3 hp138 hp-59%8th
Engine Displacement172 ci391 ci-56%5th
Cylinders46-33%17th
Forward Gears416-75%4th
Operating Weight3,300 lb12,307 lb-73%3rd
Length133 in180 in-26%7th
Height65.8 in114 in-42%5th

Medians and percentiles are computed from the row crop tractors in our database with a recorded value for each spec (sample sizes 1,1401,417 models).

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FAQ

Common questions

When was the Ford 941 made?

The Ford 941 was manufactured from 1958 to 1962.

What hydraulics does the Ford 941 have?

The Ford 941 uses an Open center hydraulic system.

What three-point hitch category does the Ford 941 use?

The Ford 941 has a Category I three-point hitch.

What is the engine power output of the Ford 941?

Rated engine output for the Ford 941 is 56.3 hp, delivered by a 4-cylinder engine. The engine displaces 172 ci.

What is the operating weight of the Ford 941?

In working trim, the Ford 941 comes in at roughly 3,300 lb.

Which transmission does the Ford 941 use?

The Ford 941 is equipped with an Unsynchronized gear transmission with 4 forward gears.

How do I maintain a Ford 941?

Routine service for the Ford 941 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.