What year is a 801 Ford tractor?

The Ford 801 was a Ford agricultural tractor produced from 1957 to 1962. Models released in 1957, including the 801 model, featured a new front grill with cross-section bars. The 801 model was known as the “Powermaster 801,” designating its engine specification that made it different from the base 601 model.

What is the horsepower of a Ford 801 tractor?

Here is what we know about the Ford 801 Tractor. It has a 4 cylinder Ford gasoline or diesel engine that produces 63.7 horsepower. View the Ford 801 specs below. The Ford 801 tractor has a three point hitch and a claimed pto rated 44 hp.

How do you adjust the carburetor on a 801 Ford tractor?

It’s easy to adjust the carburetor jets. Close the main jet and then open it 1-1/2 turns. Close the idle jet and open it one turn. Start the engine and go from there.

Is a Ford 801 a good tractor?

With the right options, the Ford Powermaster 801 series offers a powerful and economical loader tractor – and a good basic all-around chore tractor. With more than 50 horsepower, this little utility tractor packs a lot of power into a small package!

Where is the serial number on a Ford 801 tractor?

The 801 series tractor serial number location is on the flat area above and behind the starter. A diamond symbol denotes the beginning and end of the serial number.

What is live PTO on tractor?

Live (two-stage clutch) A live PTO works with the use of a two-stage clutch. Pressing the clutch half-way will disengage the transmission while pressing it fully will disengage the transmission and the PTO. This allows the operator to slow down or change gears while the PTO is still operating.

Does a Ford 801 have live PTO?

The tractor came with a standard four-speed transmission, with the option of a five-speed (my recommendation) or the Ford Select-O-Speed option. Also offered: live PTO, three-point hitch, larger rear tires, heavy-duty front end and power steering.