Ford 7610 Tractor

Manufacturer Ford
Price 29,750(USD)
Model 7610
Equipment Type Utility Tractors
Factory None

NEBRASKA TRACTOR TEST 1432

Description Diesel 16/4 4WD/April 14 - May 10, 1982/Link: Nebraska Tractor Test 1432 file/PTO performance/Drawbar performance/Gear 6L used for power test./Gear 3L used for pull test.
Power at rated engine speed 86.95 hp/64.8 kW
Fuel use 5.5 gal/hour/20.8 l/hour
Power at rated PTO speed 86.79 hp/64.7 kW
Max power 74.08 hp/55.2 kW
Max pull 8,804 lbs/3993 kg

NEBRASKA TRACTOR TEST 1433

Description /
Description Diesel 16/8 powershift 2WD/April 2 - May 3, 1982/Link: Nebraska Tractor Test 1433 file/PTO performance/Drawbar performance/Gear 6L used for power test./Gear 3L used for pull test.
Power at rated engine speed 86.62 hp/64.6 kW
Fuel use 5.3 gal/hour/20.1 l/hour
Power at rated PTO speed 86.55 hp/64.5 kW
Max power 72.33 hp/53.9 kW
Max pull 8,638 lbs/3918 kg

FORD 7610 POWER

Engine (gross) 97 hp/72.3 kW
PTO (claimed) 86 hp/64.1 kW
Drawbar (tested) 74.08 hp/55.2 kW
PTO (tested) 86.95 hp/64.8 kW

ENGINE DETAIL

The Ford 7610 is a turbocharged, 4-cylinder diesel tractor with a robust 97 hp and 278 lb-ft of torque at 2100 RPM, making it well-suited for a variety of agricultural tasks. Its 15.6:1 compression ratio enhances fuel efficiency, while the ample oil and coolant capacities of 9 quarts and 18 quarts, respectively, support prolonged operation and engine longevity. However, its size and weight may limit maneuverability in tight spaces, making it ideal for larger fields or heavier implements.

Description Ford/turbocharged diesel/4-cylinder/liquid-cooled
Displacement 268 ci/4.4 L
Bore/Stroke 4.4x4.4 inches/112 x 112 mm
Power (gross) 97 hp/72.3 kW
Compression 15.6:1
Rated RPM 2100
Torque 278 lb-ft/377.0 Nm
Starter volts 12
Oil capacity 9 qts/8.5 L
Coolant capacity 18 qts/17.0 L

FORD 7610 ENGINE

The Ford 7610 tractor is powered by a durable 4.4L 4-cylinder diesel engine, offering a balance between power (approximately 95 hp) and fuel efficiency, making it suitable for both agricultural and light industrial tasks. Its robust construction provides excellent torque, beneficial for heavy towing and field work, while the compact design facilitates maneuverability in smaller spaces. However, potential challenges may include limited aftermarket parts availability compared to newer models and the necessity for regular maintenance to ensure optimal performance.

Description Ford 4.4L 4-cyl diesel

TRANSMISSIONS OVERVIEW

The Ford 7610 tractor features an 8-speed with options for 16-speed partial power shift and synchromesh partial power shift transmissions, allowing for enhanced control and versatility in varying field conditions. The partial power shift system provides smoother gear transitions, which is beneficial for tasks requiring frequent speed adjustments, such as plowing or planting. However, maintenance on the transmission may be more complex compared to standard gear systems, necessitating a knowledgeable technician for repairs and servicing.

Description 8-speed/16-speed partial power shift/16-speed synchromesh partial power shift

TRANSMISSION 1

The Ford 7610 tractor features an 8F/2R dual-range transmission, providing versatility for varied field conditions, which enhances productivity during both transport and PTO operations. The 330mm dry disc clutch offers efficient power transfer, although potential wear may require periodic maintenance. With an oil capacity of 60 quarts, it ensures adequate lubrication for prolonged operations; however, operators should monitor oil levels closely to prevent overheating during heavy use.

Transmission Dual-range
Gears 8 forward and 2 reverse
Clutch 330mm dry disc
Oil capacity 60 qts/56.8 L

TRANSMISSION 2

The Ford 7610's Dual Power transmission enhances productivity by allowing operators to shift gears smoothly without stopping, optimizing performance in varied field conditions. With 16 forward and 4 reverse gears, it offers versatile speed selection for efficient operation. However, the complexity of partial power shift systems may introduce maintenance challenges over time, necessitating a proficient understanding of transmission mechanics for long-term reliability.

Transmission Dual Power
Type partial power shift
Gears 16 forward and 4 reverse
Description The Dual Power adds a shift-on-the-move to an under-speed on the basic 8/2 gear transmission.

SPEEDS

Description With 18.4x34 rear tires.

TRANSMISSION 3

The Ford 7610 features a Dual Power transmission with a synchromesh partial power shift, providing a total of 16 forward and 8 reverse gears, which enhances versatility in various field operations. The shift-on-the-move capability allows for seamless gear changes under load, improving productivity and reducing the need for frequent stops. However, operators must be aware of the potential for increased wear on the transmission components due to frequent shifting, particularly in heavy-duty applications.

Transmission Dual Power
Type synchromesh partial power shift
Gears 16 forward and 8 reverse
Description A shift-on-the-move under-speed added to the 8/4 synchromesh transmission.

SPEEDS 3

Description With 18.4x34 rear tires.

MECHANICAL

The Ford 7610 tractor is available in both 2WD and 4WD configurations, allowing for versatility in different terrains, with 4WD providing enhanced traction for challenging conditions. The power steering system improves maneuverability, while the differential mechanical wet disc brakes ensure effective stopping power, enhancing safety during operations. Transmission options include an 8-speed and two 16-speed partial power shift configurations, offering adaptable performance for various agricultural tasks, though the complexity of the transmission may require skilled operators for optimal use.

Chassis 4x2 2WD/4x4 MFWD 4WD
Steering power
Brakes differential mechanical wet disc
Cab Two-post ROPS. Cab optional with air-conditioning.
Transmissions 8-speed/16-speed partial power shift/16-speed synchromesh partial power shift

CAPACITY

Fuel 34.5 gal/130.6 L
Hydraulic system 15 gal/56.8 L

HYDRAULICS

Type open center
Capacity 15 gal/56.8 L
Pressure 2500 psi/172.4 bar
Valves 1
Pump flow 18.2 gpm/68.9 lpm
Steering flow 2.74 gpm/10.4 lpm

TRACTOR HITCH

Rear Type II
Rear lift (at 24"/610mm) 4473 lbs/2028 kg

POWER TAKE-OFF (PTO)

Rear PTO independent
Rear RPM 540/1000
Engine RPM 540@1902/1000@2059

FORD 7610 TIRES

The Ford 7610 tractor features a 2WD configuration with Ag front tires sized at 7.50-18, promoting maneuverability in tighter spaces. Its optional rear tires range from 16.9-34 to 18.4-38, providing versatile flotation and traction for various field conditions. However, 2WD may limit performance on wet or uneven terrain compared to a 4WD setup, making it better suited for moderate soil types and operations.

Ag front 7.50-18 (2WD)
Ag rear 18.4-30/16.9-34/18.4-34/16.9-38

DIMENSIONS

2WD Wheelbase 87.5 inches/222 cm
4WD Wheelbase 88.8 inches/225 cm
2WD Length 145.2 inches/368 cm
4WD Length 153.1 inches/388 cm
Width 76.9 inches/195 cm
Shiping weight 5,935 lbs/2692 kg
Ballasted weight 11,000 lbs/4989 kg
2WD Clearance (front axle) 18.4 inches/46 cm
4WD Clearance (front axle) 18.6 inches/47 cm
Clearance (rear axle) 24.2 inches/61 cm
2WD Front tread 52 to 80 inches/132 to 203 cm
4WD Front tread 60 to 79 inches/152 to 200 cm
Rear tread 56 to 90 inches/142 to 228 cm (power)

FORD 7610 HEIGHT

Steering wheel 68.2 inches/173 cm
ROPS 95.9 inches/243 cm
Cab 106.6 inches/270 cm
Exhaust 96 inches/243 cm

DIMENSIONS & TIRES

The Ford 7610 tractor, available in 2WD and 4WD configurations, features relatively compact wheelbases of 87.5 inches (2WD) and 88.8 inches (4WD), providing stability and maneuverability for various agricultural tasks. Weighing 5,935 lbs (2,692 kg) enhances its traction on soil, while tire specifications (7.50-16 front and 16.9-30 rear) indicate suitability for diverse terrains, though the larger rear tires may complicate compatibility with some implements. The choice of 4WD can notably improve performance in challenging conditions, though it may increase maintenance demands and initial costs compared to the 2WD model.

2WD Wheelbase 87.5 inches/222 cm
4WD Wheelbase 88.8 inches/225 cm
Weight 5,935 lbs/2692 kg
Front tire 7.50-16
Rear tire 16.9-30

ATTACHMENT OVERVIEW

Description Three loaders were available. The 777B was available for two-wheel drive tractors. The 777D could be fitted to 2WD models with ROPS. The 777F loader fit four-wheel drive tractors with ROPS or cab.

FORD 777B LOADER

Loader weight 1390 lbs/630 kg
Height (to pin) 124 inches/314 cm
Clearance, dumped bucket 100 inches/254 cm
Dump reach 44.9 inches/114 cm
Dump angle 47°
Reach at ground 76 inches/193 cm
Rollback angle 14°
Breakout force (lift) 4550 lbs/2063 kg
Lift to full height (at pin) 2500 lbs/1134 kg
Bucket width 48 inches/121 cm/60 inches/152 cm/72 inches/182 cm

FORD 777D LOADER

Loader weight 1415 lbs/641 kg
Height (to pin) 125.2 inches/318 cm
Clearance, dumped bucket 100 inches/254 cm
Dump reach 33.9 inches/86 cm
Dump angle 47°
Reach at ground 68.1 inches/172 cm
Rollback angle 14°
Breakout force (lift) 5500 lbs/2494 kg
Lift to full height (at pin) 2900 lbs/1315 kg
Bucket width 48 inches/121 cm/60 inches/152 cm/72 inches/182 cm

FORD 777F LOADER

Loader weight 1636 lbs/742 kg
Height (to pin) 120.9 inches/307 cm
Clearance, dumped bucket 98 inches/248 cm
Dump reach 40.2 inches/102 cm
Dump angle 40°
Reach at ground 74 inches/187 cm
Rollback angle 13°
Breakout force (lift) 4800 lbs/2177 kg
Lift to full height (at pin) 2900 lbs/1315 kg
Bucket width 48 inches/121 cm/60 inches/152 cm/72 inches/182 cm

7610 SERIAL NUMBERS

Location On plate inside engine compartment and one right-front of transmission.
1982 C681910
1983 C695880
1984 C713459
1985 C737800
1986 BA80100
1987 BB06622

ELECTRICAL

Ground negative
Charging system alternator
Charging amps 51
Battery volts 12
Battery AH 128


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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