Posted by old on November 02, 2010 at 20:57:35 from (4.245.0.209):
In Reply to: Re: ford 801 vs. 861 posted by jtflyer on November 02, 2010 at 20:05:37:
801 is the series of the tractor. There where a number of models of the 801 made. The common ones being the 841 which had a 4 speed and non live PTO. The 851 which was a 5 speed with non live PTO the 861 which was a 5 speed with live PTO the 871 which was the SOS and live PTO and the 881 which was the SOS and had a 2 speed live PTO., There are a few other models also. Model and serial numbers are found on a flat spot just below the battery box towards the rear end from the start
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