Ford Early Tractor Specs

Factory specs, serial number guides, common failure points, and verified replacement parts — organized by model. Select yours below.

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Tractor specification guides and reference pages for Ford and Fordson tractors built from 1939 through the mid-1960s, covering the N-Series lineage, Hundred Series models, Fordson Dexta and Major variants, and the County Super 4. Each spec page provides engine data, serial number ranges, dimensions, weights, and key production notes to help you identify your machine and source the right parts.

Fits Models At A Glance

N-Series: Ford 9N, Ford 2N, Ford 8N
Golden Jubilee: Ford NAA
Hundred Series: Ford 640, Ford 641, Ford 881
Fordson Dexta Series: Fordson Dexta, Fordson Super Dexta, Fordson Super Dexta 2000
Fordson Major Series: Fordson Power Major, Fordson Power Major with Sirocco Cab
County Conversions: Ford County Super 4

Key Notes

Coverage: Production years spanning 1939 to mid-1960s
Reference Data: Engine specs, serial number ranges, PTO ratings, and transmission details
Regional Variants: Includes UK-built Fordson models alongside North American Ford tractors
Cab Variants: Sirocco Cab configuration documented separately for Power Major
Use Case: Spec pages support parts identification, restoration research, and general reference

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which early Ford and Fordson tractors have spec pages?

Broken Tractor offers spec pages for Ford and Fordson tractors built from 1939 through the mid-1960s. They cover the N-Series (Ford 9N, 2N and 8N), the Ford NAA Golden Jubilee, and the Hundred Series Ford 640, 641 and 881. They also cover the Fordson Dexta, Super Dexta and Super Dexta 2000, the Fordson Power Major, the Power Major with Sirocco Cab, and the Ford County Super 4.

What information is included in a Ford early tractor spec page?

Each spec page lists engine data, serial number ranges, dimensions, weights and key production notes for that model. The reference data also includes PTO ratings and transmission details. The goal is to help you identify your tractor and source the right parts.

How do I use the Ford 8N spec page to find the right parts for my tractor?

Start by comparing your tractor's serial number to the serial number ranges on the spec page. Parts fitment on early Ford tractors can depend on model and serial number, so matching your existing part number is the safest approach. If you are unsure, call (800) 909-7060 and the parts team can help confirm the correct part.

Are UK-built Fordson tractors like the Dexta and Power Major included?

Yes, the spec pages include UK-built Fordson models alongside North American Ford tractors. Fordson coverage includes the Dexta, Super Dexta, Super Dexta 2000 and Power Major. The Ford County Super 4 conversion also has its own spec page.

Is the Fordson Power Major with Sirocco Cab covered separately from the standard Power Major?

Yes, the Sirocco Cab configuration of the Fordson Power Major has its own spec page, separate from the standard Power Major diesel utility tractor. That page covers specs, parts information and serial numbers for the cab version. Check the page that matches your tractor's configuration before ordering parts.