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Fordson All-Around

Fordson All-Around tractor
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The Fordson All-Around was produced from 1937 to 1945 by Fordson, a part of Ford, in Dagenham, England. Also known as the Fordson Row Crop in the United States, it was an attempt to enter the popular North American row-crop tractor market, based on the Fordson N. It featured a 25 hp Ford 4.4L 4-cylinder engine available in kerosene or gasoline versions, a 3-speed gear transmission with 1 reverse, and two-wheel drive with manual steering. The tractor had an open operator station and was capable of pulling 2 14-inch plows. Dimensions include an 88 inch wheelbase, 132 inch length, 63 inch width, and a weight of 3600 lbs. Tires were steel 28x5.25 front and 42x12 or 9.00-36 rear.
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Power25 hp
Founded1937 - 1945
ModelAll-Around

Technical Specifications

Detailed specifications and technical data for Fordson All-Around

Power

Plows:2 (14-inch)
Engine power:25 hp (18.6 kW)
Drawbar (claimed):15 hp (11.2 kW)

Tires

Rear tire:42x12 (steel), 9.00-36
Front tire:28x5.25 (steel)

Engine

Fuel tank:20 gal (75.7 L)
Engine options:Ford 4.4L 4-cyl kerosene, Ford 4.4L 4-cyl gasoline
Details gasoline:Ford, gasoline, 4-cylinder, liquid-cooled, Displacement 267 ci (4.4 L), Bore/Stroke 4.125x5.00 inches (105 x 127 mm), Rated RPM 1100
Details kerosene:Ford, kerosene, 4-cylinder, liquid-cooled, Displacement 267 ci (4.4 L), Bore/Stroke 4.125x5.00 inches (105 x 127 mm), Power 25 hp (18.6 kW), Rated RPM 1100

Dimensions

Width:63 inches (160 cm)
Length:132 inches (335 cm)
Weight:3600 lbs (1632 kg)
Rear axle:2.0 inch diameter (50 mm)
Wheelbase:88 inches (223 cm)
Rear tread:52 to 92 inches (132 to 233 cm)

Mechanical

Drive:Two-wheel drive
Steering:Manual steering
Operator station:Open operator station

Production

Built in:Dagenham, England
Description:The All-Around was an attempt to move into the row-crop tractor market, which had become very popular in North America after the introduction of the Farmall. It is based on the Fordson N.
Also known as:Fordson Row Crop in the United States
Years produced:1937 - 1945

Transmission

Type:gear
Gears:3 forward and 1 reverse
Oil capacity:12 qts (11.4 L)