Ford tractor identification

[Opti-Mist]

Based on the data in post 1, it looks like a 4400 utility with a 13 foot backhoe.

 

[somanytractors]

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It looks like a 3550 since it has wet brakes. Does it have a single power assist steering cylinder on the lh side?
Also, looks like a 735 loader

It has single steering rod that goes from the steering box to the front end on the left side. I think it has a cylinder in the front that the rod activates to move the front tie rod.
The steering appears to be set up is a lot like the 4500 but I think a bit smaller. And the 4500 has a square front axle. This one has a round front axle.
I cant find any numbers on the loader.

 

[somanytractors]

Based on the data in post 1, it looks like a 4400 utility with a 13 foot backhoe.

A lot about this tractor makes me think it's in the 4000 series, but the loader and backhoe is definitely smaller then the 4500. My 4500 has a 13' reach. This one is a good bit smaller, probably about a 10' reach.
I'm not familiar with the 4400. It could be one. It's definitely an industrial model.

 

[TractorTech]

It is a 4400 with the inverted U axle and it would have the power assist cylinder and linkage up front.
From you picture of the LH side, you can see a hanger on the loader frame indicating a 735 loader.

 

[somanytractors]

It is a 4400 with the inverted U axle and it would have the power assist cylinder and linkage up front.
From you picture of the LH side, you can see a hanger on the loader frame indicating a 735 loader.

Thanks for the info

 

[TractorTech]

#29 is the hanger I am talking about.