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Operator’s Manual
1720 Compact 2 & 4 Wheel Drive
Operator’s Manual
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THIS IS A MANUAL PRODUCED BY JENSALES INC. WITHOUT THE AUTHORIZATION OF FORD OR IT’S SUCCESSORS. FORD AND IT’S SUCCESSORS ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE QUALITY OR ACCURACY OF THIS MANUAL. TRADE MARKS AND TRADE NAMES CONTAINED AND USED HEREIN ARE THOSE OF OTHERS, AND ARE USED HERE IN A DESCRIPTIVE SENSE TO REFER TO THE PRODUCTS OF OTHERS.
FO-O-1720
Years Made: 1987‐1999
LEFT SIDE OF TRANSMISSION HOUSING
HP‐Engine: 28 Engine‐Make: HP‐Range: 24 SHIBAURA Engine‐Cyl(s)‐CID: Transmission‐STD: 3/91.3 SG Fwd/Rev Standard: Fwd/Rev Optional: 12/4 12/12 Tires‐Std Front: Tires‐Std Rear: 5.50X16 12.4X24
HP‐Drawbar:
Year
Engine‐Fuel: DIESEL
1987
Optional: SHUTTLE
1988
Mfwd‐Std/Opt: OPT
1989
Wheelbase‐Inch: 65.0
1990
Pto Type: TRANS
Pto Speed: 540
CAT I‐3pt Hitch: True
1991
CAT II‐3pt Hitch: False Hydraulics‐Type: OPEN Hyd Std Outlets: OPT Cab‐Stdm A/C; Rops:
CAT III‐3pt Hitch: False
Hitch Lift: 1898
1992
Hyd‐Cap: 28.5
Hyd‐Flow: 7.8
1993
Cooling Capacity: 5.9
Fuel Tank Capacity: 8.5
1994
Weight: 2889
New Price: 13772
1995
Make: Ford
Model: 1720
HP‐PTO: 24
1996 Paint Codes
1997 1998
Location WHEELS BODY
MFG Color Name FORD WHITE ENAMEL FORD BLUE ENAMEL
FENDERS TRIM
FORD GREY ENAMEL FORD WHITE OR BLACK ENAMEL
1999 2000
Beginning Serial Number UL18261 UL22701 UL26556 UL28593 UL30784 UL32230 UL33920 UL35013 UL36435 UL37355 UL39010 UL40069 UL41414 UL42699
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CONTENTS INTERNATIONAL SYMBOLS ......................................................... 3 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS· ........................................ , ................. .4 - 5 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS ..................................................6-13 SEAT, SEAT BELT AND ROPS ......................................................................... 6 LIGHTING· ........ ·.··.· ... ·· .. ··· .. ·· .. · ............................................................. 7 INSTRUMENT PANEL ....... · .... · .................................................................. 7-9 THROTTLE CONTROLS ................................................................................ 9 BRAKE CONTROLS· .................................................................................. 10 DIFFERENTIAL CONTROL ............................................................................. 10 TRANSMISSION AND PTO CONTROLS ............................................................. 10-12 HYDRAULIC LIFT SYSTEM CONTROLS ............................................................. 12-13
OPERATION ....................................................................14-29 BREAK-IN PROCEDURES ............................................................................. 14 STARTING THE ENGINE ......................................................................... 14-15 STOPPING THE ENGINE ............................................................................. 15 OPERATING THE TRANSMISSION, FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE AND PTO ...... · .. · .. ·.·· .. ············.·· ............ ·.·.···.··········· ............... 15-18 TOWING THE TRACTOR ............................................................................. 18 OPERATING THE DIFFERENTIAL LOCK ........................................................... 18-19 OPERATING THE HYDRAULIC LIFT SySTEM ....................................................... 19-22 DRIVING THE TRACTOR ......................................................................... 22 - 24 WHEEL TREAD SETTINGS ....................................................................... 24-25 TRACTOR WEIGHTING.· ..................... · .............................. · .................... 26-27 TIRE PRESSURES··············································································· 28-29
LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE .............................................. 30-53 LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE CHART ....................................................... 30-31 TWO-WHEEL DRIVE ...................................................•........................... 30 FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE .............................................................................. 31 FUEL AND LUBRiCANTS ......................................................................... 32-35 FUEL AND LUBRICANT SERVICE PROCEDURES ................................................... 35-40 GENERAL MAINTENANCE ....................................................................... 41-51 TRACTOR STORAGE ............................................................................. 51-52 GENERAL TORQUE SPECIFICATION TABLE ........................................................... 53
SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................ 54- 58 SAFETY AND INSTRUCTION DECALS ............................................ 59 - 64 PREDELIVERY AND 50-HOUR SERVICE .......................................... 65 - 67
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS LIGHTING
INSTRUMENT PANEL
FLASHER WARNING LAMP
KEY SWITCH
Your Ford tractor is equipped with flasher warning lamps, Figure 3. The switch, Figure 4 for the warning lamps is located on the instrument panel.
The key switch is shown in Figure 5. Turning the key to the left will activate the cold~start aid. Turning the key to the right to the "on" position will activate the warning lights and instruments. Turn~ ing the key further right to the "start" position will start the engine. Upon release, the key will spring return to the "on" position.
FLASHER WARNING LIGHT
TAIL LAMP
COOLANT LEVEL WARNING LIGHT
-_s PARKING BRAKE WARNING LIGHT
SLOW LATEST REFLECTO
CHARGE PROOF - METER INDEICATOR WARNING LIGHT
Figure 3 - Flasher Warning and Tail Lamp
The light switch must be turned in one of the "ON" positions before the flasher will operate. For your protection, use the flasher warning lamp and the SMV emblem when traveling on public roads, day or night.
LIGHT SWITCH The light switch, shown in Figure 4, is a dial type switch. Its positions are: 1 st Position ............................. "OFF" 2nd position .......... Headlights (High Beam). and Tail Lamp "ON" 3rd position'" ......... Headlights (Low Beam), and Tail Lamp "ON" LIGHT SWITCH
KEY \ SWITCH COMBINATION FUEL SWITCH GLOW PLUG GAUGE INDICATOR WARNING LIGHT F1006
Figure 5 - Instrument Panel
The starting circuit can only be activated when the main shift lever or shuttle lever (if equipped) and P. T. O. lever are in neutral. Always check to make certain the transmission main shift lever and P. T. O. lever are in neutral before attempting to start the engine. Refer to page 14 for complete sta rti ng instructions. FLASHER \GD\-WARNING SWITCH F1005
Figure 4 - Combination Switch
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OPERATION REAR WHEEL TREAD SETTINGS The rear wheels on the Ford 1720 are adjustable from 43.3 to 58.7 inches (110-149 cm). Tread width settings are made by changing the position
of the rim with respect to the wheel disc. by changing the position of the wheel disc with respect to the axle. and by interchanging the rear rims from side to side. Turf tire tread settings are 49.8-52 inches. (126.5-132cm}.These various position are shown in Figure 35.
NOTE: After changing the rear wheel tread setting. the wheel rim-to-disc nuts and the disc-toaxle nuts should be torqued to 137-159 Ibs. ft. (186-215 N.m).
STANDARD
INTERCHANGE L & R WHEEL
RESET THE RIM
RESET THE RIM AND INTERCHAN GE L & R WHE1L
47.8in.(121 .5em)54.1in.(137.5em) 43.3 in. (110em) 58.7 in. (14gem)
WHEEL HUB SETTING POSITION
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SIDE AXLE POSITION . . .
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46.9 INCHES 50.8 INCHES (129 em) (119 em)
RESET THE RIM AND THE DISC
RESET THE RIM AND THE D!SC. THEN INTERCHANGE L & R WHEEL
k FiESET THE RIM AND THE DISC
RESET THE RIM AND THE DISC THEN INTERCHANGE L & R WHEEL
57. in. (145em) 45.1in.(114.5em) 52.4 in. (133em) 49.6 in.(126em)
50.2 INCHES 54.1 INCHES (127.5 em) (137.5 em)
53.5 INCHES 57.5 INCHES (136 em) (146 em)
Figure 34 - Front Wheel Tread Settings
Figure 35 - Rear Wheel Tread Settings
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