The Ford 600 Series tractors began production in 1954, and continued until 1957. Considered a two-plow utility tractor, this one proved to be very popular with the farmer. Although many of these tractors were made, they are very collectible due to their smaller size and favorable design. Many are still in use today on small and large farms alike due to their power and functionality.
Parts are readily available.
The specifications varied with each different member of the series. Also included were forward speeds of 3.13, 4.02, 5.54 and 11.55 mph. During tests F, G and H an additional 579 pounds of cast iron weight was added to each rear wheel. Rated at 2,000 rpm, it achieved a maximum engine torque of 197.9 foot-pounds with an engine speed of 1,125 rpm. No repairs or adjustments were noted during 42 hours of operating time.