Ford 7710

The Ford 7710 is a versatile row-crop tractor that was produced by Ford between 1982 and 1990, available in both 2WD (two-wheel drive) and 4WD (four-wheel drive) models catering to a range of agricultural needs. It is powered by a reliable Ford 4-cylinder, turbocharged diesel engine with a liquid-cooling system that delivers a gross power output of 97 hp at 2100 rpm, making it well-suited for demanding tasks. The tractor can be identified by its distinct chassis options, powerful steering, and multiple transmission systems including Dual-range, partial power shift, and synchromesh transmissions, providing a rich set of operational gears. Its open-center hydraulics system, independent PTO, and differential wet disc brakes make the 7710 a capable and robust performer on the field. It hosts an open station with a two-post ROPS as standard, with an optional cab for improved operator comfort. The Ford 7710's design encapsulates the balance between a traditional mechanical feel and the convenience of modern engineering.