Identify Ford Tractor

[RedCarrot]

What tractor do I have? I’ve never seen a rear axle width this short. You can tell by how many grooves there are for the rear fenders.

 

[RedCarrot]

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Was sold to me as a Ford 4610, but we have Ford 4600 4x4 and 4630 4x4 tractors and none of them are this narrow or low to the ground.

 

[MJMJ]

Orchard/vineyard model?

 

[Fordfarmer]

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Was sold to me as a Ford 4610, but we have Ford 4600 4x4 and 4630 4x4 tractors and none of them are this narrow or low to the ground.

Almost has to be a narrow orchard or Vinyard model. What's stamped on the bellhousing, just above and to the rear of the starter, or on the foil tag under the hood near the battery?
Tire size is probably what's making it sit lower... which can be changed.

 

[Sean in PA]

They made both a regular 4610 Narrow and a 4610 Narrow Orchard, and they both used the same shorter axle trumpets. From the part site, the vineyard model used the same axle trumpets as the regular 4610 ag model. So it is a 4610 Narrow or Narrow Orchard. Only the numbers that Fordfarmer mentioned will tell us for sure. The model number for a 4610 Narrow would start with DN3 and a Narrow Orchard would start with DX3.

 

[RedCarrot]

Thank you all, yes is starts with DN3

 

[RedCarrot]

Does anyone know if the front axle is standard or a narrow version as well?

Can the rear trumpet housings and axles be swapped to the standard size?

 

[Sean in PA]

Does anyone know if the front axle is standard or a narrow version as well?

The front axle is a 3 piece design and is adjustable, just like the regular ag chassis model, but the parts site does show unique part numbers for all 3 sections of the front axle for the 4610N model.So it appears to be adjustable but with a narrower minimum and maximum width than the ag chassis model.

Can the rear trumpet housings and axles be swapped to the standard size?

The part number for the center housing is identical for the Narrow and ag chassis models, and ther is only one set of gears for the differential listed as well, so I would assume that the answer is yes.