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Is a Ford 7610 Qcab a rare tractor?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2017
- A look around my Ford 7610.
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That gear change pattern is crazy! Good to hear about the history of the tractor. Nice vid
we called that gear box the bingo box. you shouted bingo when you got a number
Never herd that name before, it great BINGO!
We have a 1981 7600 quicke loader and sheer grab and beet chopper use it every day great tractor starts very easy thanks for the videos
Brilliant tractor mate!! We've still got one. Never let's us down.
I'm from the Netherlands. We also used to have a 2wd 7610 Q-cab with the original shifters! Over here it was called the 'spaghetti gearbox'. The pattern is weird (especially 2-3) but the box itself was bullet proof and with some experience you shift without thinking. We also swapped the engine for the Gen. III type engine, my dad did this back in '95 when I was only little. The tractor was traded in 2009 for a NH T5050 which is still in use today.
I remember jumping into one of those for the first time to cart silage with a 10 tonne Kane Trailer. When I left the yard I had only worked out 2 gears. By the end of the day I had all found all four, and it took a bit of fiddling to find them.😂😂
Oh dear! We still have a JF mower hahah
Hi Tom Pemberton Farm Life nothing wrong with JF kit, only changed brands because our local dealer moved to Kuhn machinery.
We had a 6610 on a Y plate , same gearbox and loved it . Was only young and i could change gear quicker than in a super Q cab. Would love to have a go in one now. 🤠🤠🤠🤠
Brilliant videos just subscribed I'm enjoying going through them..
Many thanks Adam Ryder
Late again with the comment. But I remember driving one of those. And an H gearbox too. Also remember my mate having a 6610 I think it was. Was driving that on the road at 16. Going off to do some rowing up with a hay bob. Also remember the 7610 he had doing silage. I think he got his from Jon Lawrence. His farm was over on the other side of harfod. Near Simpson cross.
Seen a few of those a few years ago but none of them had that gear change she's a nice looking tractor cheers
+Antony farming most were modified to the "H" pattern.
Great video! Would it be possible to get a image of the gear shift pattern decal? I’ve recently bought a 7610 and it has “rubics cube” gear box and struggling to figure the gears and the original decal is nonexistent. Would be ever so grateful for your help. Nav
Have 1 the same here in Ireland. It stíl workes well.
great video the davi brown looks in great condition 😂. we have the same 7610 with that dreadful gearbox 😠, thank god it doesn't do much work now only a bit of wrapping.
Aaron Lynch me to, but we have a 5610
+Aaron Lynch the David Brown is our stand by scraper tractor.
I've got a 4wd ford 76410 we only did a major repair on it when my brother went to fast power harrowing and then we changed the engine good tractor we also have ford 6810 and a 4600
Rory Palmer I have a 4600 and a 6810 to
+Rory Palmer I have two 7610's, this one and a super q fwd.
Still the odd rubics cube gearbox around Ireland, they were great once you got use to the changes.
I find the rubik's box very nice to drive🤣
There was a third type of column shift, not h pattern, similar to the rubix, real head fuck too...
Drove one in an early ap cabbed 7610, .. and the same generation 4610s with ap cabs had them too
Maybe it was just the way the rubix was set up in the ap cab of that time...
Z pattern I believe. Could be wrong
Power synchron,thats what those gears on the white mean,ie synchromesh shift on the go.Before that was an 8sp crash.
+Mike Berg I thought power synchron John Deere gearbox?
Can you explain the sand and how you manage to keep it out of the lagoon or slatted tanks it's great for the cows though
Hi Michael Walsh the sand all ends up in the slurry lagoon, if I had slatted tanks I wouldn't use sand. Once a year after pumping or tanking the liquid out we go in with a loading shovel and spread the sand using dual spreaders.
Nice tractor
My dad had a contractor doing silage in the 80s they had a 6610 with the same gearbox..
+JerryT our local contractors had 7610's too.
the H patterns Q cab 6610 and 7610 are very common in Ireland but never seen a rubik pattern gearbox. Could you imagine having to change down on a hill, engine dying whilst pulling a load with that gearbox???? Have seen the very odd LP cab 4610's advertised online with rubik pattern gearbox though. The Q and super Q's suffered from rust in the cab due to the glass/window rubbers trapping moisture. Grew up on GEN II & GEN III series fords, 6610's 7610's a 7810 and a 8210. The modern stuff leaves me cold. Probably need a VR headset and a Wi-Fi connection @ this point to drive a Fendt
Both of my 7610 fords have rust under the front window. 👍
Great video
Thank you Johan Drost Agri Video I'm enjoying your maize harvest videos.
That is one of the first sires 10 range of ford tractors
That gear box would take some getting use too
+paddygoesracing it certainly does.
Hey cotland, good few of them around ireland anyway
+Oliver Mulry probably more left here too, just we don't see many out and about.
Here in holland you almost drive from farm to farm almost every farmer has one bag in the corner
+jeffrey hollink I think there could by many used for just yard work.
Cotlandfarmer true
jeffrey hollink he een nederlander leuk😂😂
Woar hej die 7610's gezien dan?
a ford 7610 super Q is rare and in my opinion the best cab made and the best looking
+Niall Cunningham the super Q were a good looking range.
Never knew the 10 series had a so complicated gearbox. I'd rather have a "normal" unsynchronised transmission like in the 600 series instead!
WIth "complicated" you mean shitty, right? 🤣🤣
@@sukhmaidickoff the 2nd gen floor ones were stupidly easy though
We have the same tractor but with a H pattern
+AP Agri we used to have a "H" pattern FWD 7610 Q cab, then changed it for a super q 7610.
Still a few of them knocking about over here in Ireland with those hateful gearboxes. Whoever thought those things were a good idea needed their heads examined. Most 7610s with the Q cab have been exported now.
+taker800 lots gone overseas from here to.
Do a video of the brown!
+massey 12345 you may see our working David Brown soon.
Rare don't know anything about that but never see a gear shifter like that one so it would be rare to me.
+roger wilson the shift pattern takes a while to fathom out.
Those boxes were a nightmare once worn u couldnt get gears cleanly far better with the old floor gears between ur legs .the side ones could be very stiff to change especially if it had worn linkages it could jam . Those sankey cabs although comfy i think . Were rotboxes if not cleaned often i found the older 70s q cabs stood up better to corrosion . I reckon it was fords crap paint to a certain extent . As all ford cabs later ones rusted badly even onto 40 series and tms ive seen some of those very rough . But then it goes back to what those had bn doin muck and slurry kill metal of all kinds . Fert too . So its little wonder with the amount of chemicals are corrosive elements that any survive . Cleaning them defgo helps some farms just leave them clarted all the time . Where as some clean them and look after them it pays to care for them . Thats for sure . I reckon that ur old tractor might be rare havin the box left as it was when new pls take care
It spends all winter tucked up in a dry shed, does a bit of pasture topping in the summer these days. 👍
Sorry can't help you about it being rare but i can tell you that was a treat and a half to look at that machine just beautiful.
this is how all tractors should be good old engineering and soal.
Thank you cibie01
nooooooooo not the rubix cube my dad drove one of these box's on I believe a 6800 it was a bit of a dog the only brakes it had was when you pulled the steering wheel up ( don't ask how that worked ) but the nut used to work lose so he'd be left careering down hill with no brake and steering
+George Walker that sounds very frightening.
Cotlandfarmer there is a fine art to not giving a sh*t about owt
That tractor is fairly rare
I have the same one
+Dylan Malone nice
Front axle seems very wide
Yeah it is set wide, this tractor used to be my sprayer tractor and I used to grow fodder beet that was drilled at 20 inch rows, the axle is set at 80 inch center to straddle 4 rows of beet. 😀👍
I know this was a long time ago but that looks like a bubble can not super q
It is a bubble cab, they were marketed as a "Q cab". The Super Q Cab came in a little later.
@@JonDingle the super q was square with four lights across the top
The dai brown looks sad around the corner
+Ryan Williams yeah it's our stand by scraper tractor.
Cotlandfarmer what’s the main scraper
Ryan Williams the main scraper tractor is another David Brown 885.
Ce n'est pas un tracteur rare, c'est tout simplement les tout premiers Ford de la serie 10.Année 80 environ, avec la boite syncroshift et les vitesses au volant.EXELLENT TRACTEUR...
we have that gearbox to but, we have a 5610 but i hate that gearbox...😠😠
+Lars Lars it's not my favourite.
She’s rare
**Rare tractor? That David Brown at the Side of the shed looks a bit dead😂. Uncle has a 7600. Runs Like a clock. Does all the yard scraping powerwashing and diet feeding.
Hi liam hennessy the old David Brown does run just needs the back wheels put back on.
Not too rare.. our one has the same gear box.. had a 6610 with that box too
I think unusual would be a better term to describe it now👍
@@Cotlandfarmer true
RARE not rear
+Nigel Clatworthy yes noticed that thanks.
It's not rare
+John Tobin maybe not.