Ford 850

Last Updated: June 2024

Overview

The Ford 850 is a 2WD utility tractor from the 800 series manufactured by Ford in Highland Park, Michigan, USA from 1954 to 1957. It features a Ford EAF engine which is a liquid-cooled, four-cylinder engine running on gasoline or LP-gas, capable of 40 horsepower at 2200 RPM. Transmission is an unsynchronized gear type with 5 forward and 1 reverse gears. The Ford 850 has a chassis configuration of 4x2 2WD, manual steering, and operates with a weight of 3400 pounds. This tractor includes an open operator station, a hydraulic system with an open center, and a transmission PTO with a speed of 540 rpm.
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Key Specifications

Category: Utility

Power Output: 40

Transmission: Unsynchronized gear

Drive Type: 2WD

Operating Weight: 3400

Fuel Type: Gasoline/LP-gas

Ford 850 vs. Similar Tractors

Power Output
Average
Greater than 37% of similar tractors.
Hitch Capacity
Below Average
Greater than 23% of similar tractors.
Operating Weight
Below Average
Greater than 29% of similar tractors.

Technical Specifications

Engine

Manufacturer
Ford
Model
EAF
Cooling Type
Liquid-cooled
Cylinder Orientation
Inline
Valve Configuration
-
Fuel Type
Gasoline/LP-gas
Induction Type
Natural aspirated
Cylinders
4
Displacement (ci)
172
Bore (in)
3.9
Stroke (in)
3.58
Rated RPM
2200
Power Output (hp)
40

Transmission

Type
Unsynchronized gear
Forward Gears
5
Reverse Gears
1
Total Gears
-

Dimensions

Length (in)
121.8
Width (in)
64.75
Height (in)
59.3
Operating Weight (lb)
3400

Power Take-Off (PTO)

PTO Type
Transmission
PTO Speed 1 (rpm)
540
PTO Speed 2 (rpm)
-
PTO Speed 3 (rpm)
-

Miscellaneous

Chassis
4x2 2WD
Drive Type
2WD
Steering Type
Manual
Coolant Capacity (qts)
15
Front Tire Diameter (in)
16
Front Tire Width (in)
6
Rear Tire Diameter (in)
28
Rear Tire Width (in)
-
Front/Rear Rim Diameter (in)
-
Tire Type
Agricultural
Manufacture - End Year
1957
Hitch Type
-
Hitch Category
I
Hitch Position
-
Hitch Capacity (lb)
1250
Operator Station Type
Open
Starter Type
Electric
Brake Type
Differential mechanical expanding shoe
Hydraulic System Type
Open center