Ford
1710

Tractor | 19.4 kW

26 hp
Power
Mechanical
Transmission
2425 to 2690 pounds
Weight
160 cm
Wheelbase
Ford 1710

Technical Specifications

Net Power19.4 kW
Rated RPM540@2420
Hydraulic System18.0 L
Typeopen center
Capacity18.0 L
Pressure146.9 bar
Total Flow29.5 lpm
Rear Lift Capacity714 kg
PTO Power17.5 kW
Drawbar Tested15.3 kW
Pto Tested17.8 kW
Rear PTOtransmission
PTO Type540 (1.375)
Wheelbase160 cm
Weight2425 to 2690 pounds
Front Tyres5.00-15
2Wd Rear Tire11.2-24
Groundnegative
Charging Systemalternator
Charging Amps35
Charging Volts12
Battery Volts12
Battery Capacity72
DistributorFord
ManufacturerShibaura
1710 Offsetcultivating tractor
Final Drivesspur gear
Differential Lockmechanical rear
2Wd Steeringmanual
4Wd Optional With Twowheel Drive Steeringpower
Fuel29.1 L
Rear TypeI

Used Ford 1710 for sale

No listings currently available. Check directly on Mascus.com (Canada) or Kijiji Farm Equipment for current listings.

Frequently Asked Questions

The hydraulic lift capacity of the Ford 1710 is see technical data sheet. This is important for operating heavy front loaders and rear-mounted implements.

The Ford 1710 produces 26 hp.

This model is fitted with a mechanical transmission. This transmission type is well proven in Canadian farming conditions.

This model is particularly well suited to row crop cultivation and orchard and vineyard work. Ford tractors hold a respected place in Canadian agricultural history, with many still working on family farms across the country.

The Ford 1710 has an operating weight of approximately see technical data sheet. This weight provides good stability when working on slopes and with implements.

Used Ford 1710 tractors can be found on Mascus.com, Kijiji Farm Equipment, Ritchie Bros. and through Historical network (now New Holland) dealers across Canada.

About Ford 1710

Reliable in hard winters and heavy clay soils, the Ford 1710 is a trusted used tractor choice across Canada. Technically, the Ford 1710 stands out for its engine output of 26 hp. This model is particularly popular in the Prairie grain belt — Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba — where high productivity is essential. Historical network (now New Holland) ensures service and spare parts availability for this model across Canada.