- WhichTractor size: High-power
- Not independently tested
- 1958–1960
It sits on the standard-size/high-power boundary, so either size is a fair description. It was ranked on an engine power figure whose source does not say gross or net. WhichTractor size, not the maker’s category
Fordson Power Major Dimensions & weights
13 dimension and weight values on record for the Power Major.
Engine power, claimed · gross or net not stated
51.8 hp
38.6 kW as stated by the source
Not independently tested
Claimed · standard not stated by the source
Source · Traktorenlexikon, “Fordson Power Major”, claimed
How big is a Power Major?
A Power Major is 130.5 in (3,315 mm) long, 65.0 in (1,651 mm) wide and 63.4 in (1,610 mm) tall.
| Wheelbase | 80.0 in · 2,032 mm |
|---|---|
| Length | 130.5 in · 3,315 mm |
| Width | 65.0 in · 1,651 mm |
| Height to top | 63.4 in · 1,610 mm |
| Ground clearance | 19.5 in · 495 mm |
| Front track | 53.0–77.0 in · 1,346–1,956 mmtwo-wheel-drive version |
| Rear track | 52.0–72.0 in · 1,320–1,830 mmtwo-wheel-drive version |
| Turning radius with brakes | 11.6 ft · 3.55 mtwo-wheel-drive version |
| Turning radius without brakes | 13.1 ft · 4.00 mtwo-wheel-drive version |
Source · Traktorenlexikon, “Fordson Power Major”
How much does a Power Major weigh?
A Power Major weighs 5,205 lb (2,361 kg) unballasted.
| Weight, unballasted | 5,205 lb · 2,361 kg |
|---|---|
| Maximum permissible mass | 8,818 lb · 4,000 kg |
Source · Traktorenlexikon, “Fordson Power Major”
What tyres does a Power Major take?
Tyre sizes for the Power Major are below.
| Front tyre, standard | 7.50-16 ASF (A: 9.00-24 AS) |
|---|---|
| Rear tyre, standard | 11.00-36 AS |
Source · Traktorenlexikon, “Fordson Power Major”
Where this page comes from
13 dimension and weight values from Traktorenlexikon, “Fordson Power Major”.
Sources
Facts taken from these documents, units converted. Numbers beside a figure refer to this list. Licences and attribution
- Traktorenlexikon: Fordson Power Major — CC BY-SA 4.0, WIKIBOOKS-TL-79615 · revision 911562. Wikibooks contributors (Traktorenlexikon). Original document