The Ford Tractor Repair Manual by Clymer covers models 1100, 1110, 1200, 1210, 1300, 1310, 1500, 1510, 1700, 1710, 1900, 1910 and 2110. The I&T/Clymer line of tractor repair manuals are known for their concise but thorough and accurate repair and service procedures. The repair and service steps and instruction include photos, diagrams and exploded views so you can feel confident that you will understand how to repair or service your tractor, and save money at the same time.

The comprehensive repair guide also includes wiring diagrams for all of the Ford tractors included in this manual. The Clymer guide is intended for beginner repairmen or DIY mechanics, but also includes a number of helpful tips and explanations that even professional users will enjoy. This tractor repair guide is a must-have addition to any farmer's bench and makes an excellent reference piece.

Note: this tractor repair manual includes wiring diagrams for all models.

POWER STEERING SYSTEM

An integral hydraulic power assist steering gear is available on some models. On all models except 2110, a priority valve is used to divert part of the flow from the hydraulic lift system pump to operate the power steering.

On 2110 models, a separate hydraulic pump supplies fluid to steering gear assembly. The pump is located on the left side of engine and driven by the camshaft gear.

On all models, steering wheel free play can be adjusted externally. Desired free play is 20-30 mm (3/4 - 1 1/8 inches) measured at outer rim of steering wheel. If free play is excessive, adjust sector shaft to ball nut clearance as follows:

Start engine and run at idle speed. Loosen locknut (30-Fig. 32) and turn adjusting screw (45) clockwise to reduce free play to desired setting. Tighten locknut after adjustment is completed.

The I&T/Clymer line of tractor repair manuals are known for their concise but thorough and accurate repair and service procedures. The repair and service steps and instruction include photos, diagrams and exploded views so you can feel confident that you will understand how to repair or service your tractor, and save money at the same time.