Ford Tractor 6640 4WD Specifications

Along with automobiles and other vehicles, Ford has manufactured many lines and models of agricultural equipment. Ford's four-wheel drive (4WD) 6640 agricultural tractor was assembled on production lines between 1991 and 1998. The 6640 was part of a line of tractors that included the larger Ford 7740 tractor and the smaller Ford 5640 tractor.
  1. Engine

    • The 6640 tractor has a four-cylinder diesel engine that produces 77.13 horsepower. The engine has a 304 cubic-inch piston displacement, a natural aspiration and a liquid cooling system. The bore is 4.40 inches and the stroke is 5 inches. The compression ratio offered by this engine is 17.5:1. Both two-wheel drive and 4WD models of this tractor feature the same Ford engine.

    Capacities

    • The Ford 6640 engine cooling system can hold 15.9 quarts of engine coolant. The gas tank holds 25 gallons of diesel fuel, which the tractor consumes at a rate of 4.7 gallons per hour. The 6640 agricultural tractor is capable of producing 67.18-horsepower drawbar, a measurement of pulling force.

    Other Specifications

    • The Ford 4WD 6640 weighs 8,135 pounds, which includes the weight of the tractor's optional rollover protection structure. This tractor's wheelbase between axles spans 93 inches. The tractor requires 7.50-inch 16-inch front agricultural tires and 16.9-inch by 30-inch rear agricultural tires. The tractor has differential hydraulic wet disc brakes. The hydraulic system designed into this tractor can pump hydraulic fluid at a rate of 18.2 gallons per minute.

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