The Ford 120 is a garden tractor built by Jacobsen and distributed by Ford from 1967 to 1971. It features a 12 hp Kohler K301 476cc 1-cylinder air-cooled gasoline engine, with a 4-speed gear or hydrostatic transmission options. The tractor has a wheelbase of 43 inches, weighs 671 lbs, and uses 4.80-8 front and 6.00-12 rear tires. It includes features such as two-wheel drive, manual steering, and an open operator station. Optional attachments include mid-mount mower decks (36", 42", 48"), snowblower, and blade. The tractor has an independent front PTO with an electric clutch and a sleeve hitch available as an option. Electrical system is 12 volts with a starter-generator charging system and negative ground.
Detailed specifications and technical data for Ford 120
Engine
Type:gasoline
Model:Kohler K301
Cooling:air-cooled
Starter:electric
Cylinders:1-cylinder
Fuel tank:1.25 gal (4.7 L)
Air cleaner:dry
Bore/Stroke:3.375x3.25 inches (86 x 83 mm)
Displacement:476 cc (29.07 ci)
Oil capacity:2.5 qts (2.4 L)
Power (gross):12 hp (8.9 kW)
Starter volts:12
Dimensions
Width:33 inches (83 cm)
Length:61 inches (154 cm)
Weight:671 lbs (304 kg)
Rear tire:6.00-12
Wheelbase:43 inches (109 cm)
Front tire:4.80-8
Height (steering wheel):39 inches (99 cm)
Electrical
Ground:negative
Battery volts:12
Charging system:starter-generator
Mechanical
Drive:Two-wheel drive
Steering:Manual steering
Operator station:Open operator station
Production
Type:Garden tractor
Distributor:Ford
Manufacturer:Jacobsen
Production years:1967 - 1971
Attachments
Note:Garden tractors are capable of using tillers, plows, or other ground-engaging attachments. TractorData does not list details of these attachments.