Ford 2810 Tractor

Manufacturer Ford
Price 16,000(USD)
Model 2810
Equipment Type Utility Tractors
Factory

NEBRASKA TRACTOR TEST 1573 2

Description Diesel 8-speed 2WD September 6 - 11, 1985 Link: Nebraska Tractor Test 1573 file PTO performance Drawbar performance Gear 5 used for power test. Gear 2 used for pull test
Power at rated engine speed 32.83hp / 24.5kW
Fuel use 2.2gal/hour / 8.3l/hour
Power at rated PTO speed 31.82hp / 23.7kW
Max power 28.19hp / 21.0kW
Max pull 4,036lbs / 1830kg

FORD 2810 POWER

Engine (gross) 36.5hp / 27.2kW
Engine 34.3hp / 25.6kW
PTO (claimed) 32hp / 23.9kW
Drawbar (tested) 28.19hp / 21.0kW
PTO (tested) 32.83hp / 24.5kW

ENGINE DETAIL

The Ford 2810 tractor features a robust 3-cylinder diesel engine with a displacement of 2.6L, delivering a gross power of 36.5 hp at 2000 RPM, optimal for light agricultural tasks. Its torque rating of 101 lb-ft at 1400 RPM provides strong low-end pulling capability, ideal for implementing heavy attachments like plows or cultivators. With a compression ratio of 17.3:1, the engine is efficient but may require high-quality diesel to avoid knocking under load.

Description Ford diesel 3-cylinder liquid-cooled
Displacement 158ci / 2.6L
Bore/Stroke 4.20x3.80inches / 107x 97 mm
Power 34.3hp / 25.6kW
Power (gross) 36.5hp / 27.2kW
Air cleaner dual paper elements
Compression 17.3:1
Rated RPM 2000
Torque 101 lb-ft /137.0 Nm
Torque RPM 1400
Starter volts 12
Oil capacity 7 qts /6.6 L
Coolant capacity 11qts / 10.4L

FORD 2810 ENGINE

The Ford 2810 features a 2.6L 3-cylinder diesel engine, providing a balance of power and fuel efficiency ideal for small to medium farming tasks. Its compact size allows for maneuverability in tight spaces, but the lower horsepower compared to larger models may limit its performance in heavy-duty applications. Maintenance is generally straightforward, with readily available parts, making it a practical choice for hobby farmers or those needing reliable, light-duty tractor capabilities.

Description Ford 2.6L 3-cyl diesel

TRANSMISSIONS OVERVIEW

The Ford 2810 tractor features an 8-speed mechanical shuttle transmission, which allows for smooth and efficient direction changes without the need to clutch, enhancing productivity during operations. The 6-speed variant offers a balance of speed and torque, accommodating various farming tasks such as tilling and plowing. However, users may experience a learning curve with gear selection, necessitating practice to maximize efficiency in diverse scenarios.

Description 8-speed 6-speed mechanical shuttle

TRANSMISSION 1

The Ford 2810 tractor features a dual-range transmission with 8 forward and 2 reverse gears, providing versatility for both fieldwork and transport applications. The 330mm dry disc clutch offers robust engagement, essential for handling varying load conditions but may require more frequent maintenance under heavy use. With an oil capacity of 12.7 quarts (12.0 liters), ensure regular oil changes to maintain engine performance and longevity.

Transmission Dual Range
Gears 8 forward and 2 reverse
Clutch 330mm dry disc
Oil capacity 12.7qts / 12.0L

SPEEDS 1

Description With 13.6x28 rear tires

TRANSMISSION 2

The Ford 2810 tractor features a mechanical shuttle transmission, enabling seamless direction changes between forward and reverse without the need to clutch, enhancing operator efficiency. The 6 forward and 4 reverse gear configuration provides versatile speed options, making it suitable for various agricultural tasks, from fieldwork to hauling. However, the mechanical shuttle may require more maintenance compared to hydraulic systems, potentially affecting long-term reliability under heavy use.

Type mechanical shuttle
Gears 6 forward and 4 reverse

MECHANICAL

The Ford 2810 tractor features a versatile 4x2 or 4x4 MFWD configuration, providing enhanced traction for varied terrains. Its mechanical rear differential lock and differential wet disc brakes offer improved stability and control during operation, especially under heavy loads. However, the manual or power assist steering may require additional effort in tight maneuvers, making it less efficient in highly responsive applications.

Chassis 4x2 2WD/4x4 MFWD 4WD
Final drives inboard planetary
Differential lock mechanical rear
Steering manual/power assist
Brakes differential wet disc
Cab Two-post fixed ROPS.
Transmissions 8-speed/6-speed mechanical shuttle

CAPACITY

2WD Fuel 13gal / 49.2L
4WD Fuel 16gal / 60.6L
Hydraulic system 12.1gal / 45.8L
Steering 3.6qts / 3.4L

HYDRAULICS

Type open center
Capacity 12.1gal / 45.8L
Pressure 2500psi / 172.4bar
Pump flow 7.7gpm / 29.1lpm
Steering cap. 3.6qts / 3.4L

TRACTOR HITCH

Rear Type I
Control position and draft control
Rear lift 2936lbs / 1331kg

POWER TAKE-OFF (PTO)

Rear PTO independent
Rear RPM 540
Engine RPM 540@1800

FORD 2810 TIRES

The Ford 2810 tractor, available in both 2WD and 4WD configurations, is versatile for varied agricultural tasks. The 2WD with standard ag tires provides lower initial cost and easier maintenance, but may struggle with traction on wet or uneven terrain compared to the 4WD variant which offers enhanced stability and power distribution, especially in challenging field conditions. When selecting between the two options, consider the typical soil type and operational environment; 2WD is suitable for flat, dry fields, while 4WD is preferable for hilly or muddy areas.

2WD Standard tires (ag) Front: 6.00-16. Rear: 13.6-28
4WD Standard tires (ag) Front: 8.3-24. Rear: 13.6-28

DIMENSIONS

2WD Wheelbase 77.5inches / 196cm
4WD Wheelbase 84.1inches / 213cm
Length 127.2inches / 323cm
Width 68.4inches / 173cm
2WD Operating weight 4420lbs / 2004kg
4WD Operating weight 4995lbs / 2265kg
2WD Clearance (front axle) 21.5inches / 54cm
4WD Clearance (front axle) 13.1inches / 33cm
Clearance (rear axle) 20.5inches / 52cm
2WD Front tread 52 to 80inches / 132to 203 cm
4WD Front tread 56 to 72inches / 142to 182 cm
Rear tread 56 to 80inches / 142to 203 cm

FORD 2810 HEIGHT

Hood 58.8inches / 149cm
ROPS 93.7inches / 237cm
Exhaust 81.2inches / 206cm

DIMENSIONS & TIRES

The Ford 2810 tractor offers versatility in 2WD and 4WD configurations, with a wheelbase of 77.5 inches and 84.1 inches respectively, enhancing stability and maneuverability. Weighing between 4420 to 4995 pounds, it provides a solid foundation for various agricultural tasks, although the 2WD version may struggle in traction-heavy scenarios like wet or uneven terrain. The tire specifications (6.00-16 front and 13.6-28 rear) indicate a balance between flotation and ground contact, crucial for optimizing field work efficiency.

2WD Wheelbase 77.5inches / 196cm
4WD Wheelbase 84.1inches / 213cm
Weight 4420 to 4995 pounds
Front tire 6.00-16
2WD Rear tire 13.6-28

FORD 776A LOADER

Loader weight 1035lbs / 469kg
Height (to pin) 124inches / 314cm
Clearance, dumped bucket 102inches / 259cm
Dump reach 26inches / 66cm
Dump angle 40°
Reach at ground 75inches / 190cm
Rollback angle
Breakout force (lift) 3750lbs / 1701kg
Lift to full height (at pin) 2500lbs / 1134kg
Bucket width 48inches / 121cm/60inches / 152cm/72inches / 182cm

FORD 776B LOADER

Loader weight 1260lbs / 571kg
Height (to pin) 124inches / 314cm
Clearance, dumped bucket 102inches / 259cm
Dump reach 26inches / 66cm
Dump angle 40°
Reach at ground 75.2inches / 191cm
Rollback angle
Breakout force (lift) 3750lbs / 1701kg
Lift to full height (at pin) 2500lbs / 1134kg
Bucket width 48inches / 121cm/60inches / 152cm/72inches / 182cm

FORD 776F LOADER

Loader weight 1469lbs / 666kg
Height (to pin) 120inches / 304cm
Clearance, dumped bucket 94inches / 238cm
Dump reach 36inches / 91cm
Breakout force (lift) 4300lbs / 1950kg
Lift to full height (at pin) 2500lbs / 1134kg

2810 SERIAL NUMBERS

Location Identification plate inside the engine compartment
1983 C694500
1984 C707400
1985 C732600
1986 BA74292
1987 BB05681
1988 BB31777
1989 BB80620
1990 BC26239

ELECTRICAL

Ground negative
Charging system alternator
Mk I Charging amps 32
Mk II Charging amps 51
Battery volts 12
Battery AH 51


Last Updated 2025-01-01
Stephen is a passionate tractor hobbyist with a deep-seated love for all things mechanized and agricultural. Growing up in a rural setting, he developed a fascination with these mighty machines that have played a crucial role in shaping the farming industry.

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