Ford (engines)

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The Ford Motor Company built there own engine plant with its own foundry to build a wide range of engines for there own vehicles and some were supplied to OEMs for industrial applications as part of Skid units or on there own.

Contents 1 History of Ford Engine building 2 List of Engine models 3 See also 4 References 5 Links

[edit] History of Ford Engine building

[edit] List of Engine models

Add details of the engines used in the various Ford tractors.

Engine Model	No. of Cylinders	Power in hp	Dates built	Turbo Y/N	Fitted to	Notes
Ford 2703E					county
Ford 2713E					county
Ford 2704E	6				county
Ford 2714C	6				county

[edit] See also

• List of Engine Manufacturers
• Fordson
• County - fitted different engines to some models of the Ford tractors they converted to 4-wd.
• Diesel engine

[edit] References

• Ford Tractor Conversions by Stuart Gibbard.

[edit] Links

• Tractor data web site

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v • d • e List of Engine Manufacturers This list is incomplete, please expand it Early UK Builders All Types (pre 1980s) Albion - Associated British Oil Engine Company(ABOE Co.) - Blackstone - Bradford Gas Engine Co. - Crossley - Dorman - Douglas - Doxford - Gardner - JAP - Jowett - Lister - McLaren - Mirrlees - Mirrlees Blackstone - National Gas Engine Co. - Norton - Paxman - Perkins - Petter - Ruston - Villiers - Wolseley Vehicle Engines (UK) AEC - Albion - Blackstone - Coventry Climax - Daimler-Benz - Dorman - Leyland (engines) - McLaren - Meadows - Norton Paxman - Perkins - Rolls Royce - Ruston - Turner Manufacturing Co. Stationary Engines (UK)/ small vehicle engines Amanco - Armstrong Siddeley - Bamford - Crossley - Douglas - JAP - Lister - Lister Petter - Mirrlees - Norton - Petter - Ricardo - Ruston - Ruston & Hornsby - Sturmey Archer - Villiers - Wolseley European Engine Builders Andoria-Mot - Barreiros - Daimler-Benz - Deutz - Hatz - LIAZ - Malkotsis - MAN - Mercedes-Benz - MWM AG - MAN B&W - Pegaso - Praga - Rudolf Diesel - TEDOM - Volvo American Engine Builders Agrale - Amanco - Briggs & Stratton - Buda Engine Co. - Caterpillar - Continental - Detroit Diesel - Fairbanks-Morse - General Motors - Hall-Scott - Hercules - Hired Man - John Deere - Kohler - International Harvester - Lycoming - MWM International Motores - Nelson Brothers Co. - Waukesha - Weidely Asian Engine Builders Basak - BEML - BMC (Turkey) - Daedong - Dongfeng - Fieldmarshal - Force Motors - Foton - Hattat - Indo Farm - Isuzu - Kirloskar - Lifan - Mahindra - MANAŞ - Millat - Motor Sazan - Preet - Simpson - Swaraj - Tatra Vectra - UD Nissan Diesel - Weichai Power - Yanmar Modern Manufacturers OEM suppliers Alstom - BEML - Caterpillar - Cummins - Detroit Diesel - Isuzu - JCB - John Deere - MAN B&W - Mercedes-Benz - MWM International - Navistar - Perkins - Sisu Own Brand Engine Builders Caterpillar - David Brown - Ford - GM - International - JCB (engines) - John Deere - Leyland - Mercedes-Benz - Volvo Fuels Bio fuel - Diesel - Gas - Kerosene - Paraffin - Petrol(Gasoline in USA) - TVO Types of Engine Diesel engine - Gas engine - Hit-and-miss engine - Hot Bulb Engine - Petrol engine - Steam engine - Two Stroke - Air-cooled - Four stroke Inventors (Engine technology) Carl Benz - Rudolf Diesel - Nikolaus Otto - Frank Perkins - Harry Ricardo - Herbert Akroyd Stuart See also Glossary Index of terms