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Ford 1715 Owner’s Manual

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Model: 1715
Type: Tractor
68 Pages·14 MB·Searchable PDF·English·Print-Ready
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Ford 1715 two-wheel drive tractor lubrication and maintenance chart with service interval table for engine, filters, and bearings.
Ford 1715 Owner's Manual
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Ford needed only 68 pages to cover the 1715 tractor, and this Ford 1715 owner's manual PDF (OEM ID 42171510) is that exact book, the same operator manual that rode in the seat pocket. Maintenance charts for both two wheel drive and four wheel drive builds fill the longest stretch of it, backed by fuel and lubricant service procedures, break-in steps, hydraulic lift and PTO operation, wheel tread settings, and ballast tables. Specifications pages carry capacities, engine data, and the instrument panel symbols, so you can read a warning light without phoning the dealer. Change engine oil every 100 hours, replace the hydraulic filter at 300, and hold clutch pedal free travel between 3/4 and 1-3/16 inches (19 to 30 mm). Every hour it sits parked is mowing weather wasted. Pay once, download the bookmarked, text searchable file, and it is yours for as long as you own the 1715.

What's Inside This Ford 1715 Manual

SystemPagesKey Topics
International Symbols5Engine Speed, Engine Water Temperature, Air Filter, Engine Oil Pressure, Hazard Warning, Differential Lock
Safety Precautions6-7The Tractor
Controls and Instruments8-14Seat, Seat Belt and ROPS, Lighting, Instrument Panel, Throttle Controls, Brake Controls, Differential Controls, Transmission and PTO Controls
Operation15-27Break-In Procedures, Starting the Engine, Stopping the Engine, Operating the Transmission, Four-Wheel Drive and PTO, Towing the Tractor, Operating the Differential Lock
Lubrication and Maintenance28-49Lubrication and Maintenance Chart (Two-Wheel Drive, Four-Wheel Drive), Fuel and Lubricants, Fuel and Lubricant Service Procedures, Tractor Storage
Specifications50-53Engine, Capacities, Cooling System, Electrical System, Fuel System, Clutch
Safety Decals54-55Drawbar, PTO Shield, Starting Motor, Battery, R.H. Fender, L.H. Fender
Instruction Decals56-62P.T.O. Control Lever, Main Shift Lever, Range Selector Lever, Differential Lock, Starter Switch, Ground Speed Diagram
Predelivery and 50-Hour Service63-66Tire Pressure, Air Cleaner Element, Radiator Coolant Level, Fan Belt Tension, Battery Cleanliness, Hydraulic Lift Control
Owner Assistance67-68Dealership Service Department, Branch Office, Service Department, Service Publications Catalog

Quick Reference Specifications

SpecificationValuePage
P.T.O. driven equipment maximum engine speed2419 rpmp. 11
Standard rear P.T.O. speed540 ± 10 rpmp. 17
Clutch pedal free travel3/4 - 1-3/16 inches (19-30 mm)p. 47
Engine Oil Change Interval100 hoursp. 33
Engine Oil Filter Change Interval200 hoursp. 33
Transmission/Rear Axle Oil Change Interval300 hoursp. 36
Power Steering Oil Change Interval600 hoursp. 37
Hydraulic System Oil Filter Change Interval300 hoursp. 38
Engine Low Idle Speed800-900 rpmp. 53
Rear Axle and Transmission Oil Capacity22 Litersp. 53
Front Wheel Bolt Torque (2WD)43-54 lbs. ft.p. 54

Ford 1715 Common Problems This Manual Covers

Ford 1715 clutch stuck to flywheel after winter storage, pedal moves but clutch won't disengage

Check clutch pedal free travel first; the manual calls for 3/4 to 1-3/16 inches (19-30 mm), covered on page 47. If free travel is correct and the clutch still drags, the disc has likely rusted to the flywheel from sitting. Have your dealer free it, then store the tractor with the pedal blocked down.

Manual Section: Clutch Pedal Adjustment p. 47
Loader hydraulics weak, three-point hitch only lifts at full throttle, sputters under load

Check the transmission and hydraulic oil level with the tractor on level ground; the shared sump holds 22 liters and low oil pulls air into the pump. Top up per the procedure on page 36, then replace the hydraulic oil filter if it has more than 300 hours on it. Retest lift at low idle.

Manual Section: Transmission, Rear Axle, and Hydraulic System Oil p. 36
PTO shaft won't turn implement at speed, mower bogs down when throttle is set

Verify the PTO lever is fully engaged and set engine speed so the rear shaft turns 540 rpm; the procedure on page 15 shows the correct lever positions. Do not exceed 2419 rpm engine speed with PTO-driven equipment, per the warning on page 17. If the shaft still stalls, check clutch pedal free travel before blaming the implement.

Manual Section: Operation p. 15
Engine cranks but won't start after running out of fuel or changing the filter

Bleed air from the fuel system following the sequence on page 34: loosen the filter vent, work the lift pump until fuel runs clear of bubbles, then bleed the injection pump and injector lines. Once it fires, let it settle at the 800 to 900 rpm low idle before loading it. Keep the tank full between jobs.

Manual Section: Fuel System Bleeding p. 34
Dash lights come on but starter clicks or cranks slowly, battery reads good

Clean and tighten both battery cable ends and the ground strap at the frame; corrosion there mimics a dead battery even with a full charge. Check the starter switch and safety start connections next. If you must jump it, follow the jumper cable procedure on page 15. Make battery cleanliness part of every 50 hour service.

Manual Section: Engine Starting Troubleshooting p. 15

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the torque specifications for the wheel bolts on the Ford 1715?

For the front wheels, the disc-to-hub bolts should be torqued to 43-54 lbs. ft. (58-73 N.m) for two-wheel drive models, or 69-87 lbs. ft. (93-117 N.m) for four-wheel drive models. The rear wheel disc-to-axle bolts should be torqued to 137-159 lbs. ft. (186-215 N.m). p. 54

What is the correct valve clearance for the Ford 1715 engine?

The valve clearance for both the intake and exhaust valves should be set to 0.008 inches (0.2 mm) with the engine cold. p. 42

What is the recommended engine oil change interval for the Ford 1715?

The engine oil should be changed every 100 hours of operation. The engine oil filter should be changed every 200 hours. p. 33

What is the rear axle and transmission oil capacity on a Ford 1715 tractor?

The rear axle and transmission system, which includes the hydraulics, has a total capacity of 23.3 U.S. quarts (22 liters). p. 53

How do I adjust the fan belt tension on the Ford 1715?

The fan belt should deflect 7/16 to 9/16 inch (10 to 15 mm) when 20 to 25 pounds (9 to 11 kg) of thumb pressure is applied midway between the pulleys. To adjust, loosen the alternator mounting bolts and pry the alternator away from the engine. p. 40

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BrandFord
Model1715
Machine TypeTractor
Manual TypeOwner's
LanguageEnglish
FormatSearchable PDF (Digital Download)
Pages68
File Size14 MB
Manual No.42171510
Wiring DiagramsNo
Hydraulic SchematicsNo
Torque SpecificationsYes
Bookmarked / IndexedYes

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