The Ford LT-10 tractor specifications include engine power rated at 10 hp (7.5 kW), a belt-driven gear, 4-forward, 1-reverse transmission, and a listed weight of 490 lbs (222 kg, weight with mower deck).
Ford LT-10 key specifications
| Engine power |
10 hp (7.5 kW) |
| Displacement |
399 cc 24.36 cu in |
| Transmission |
belt-driven gear, 4-forward, 1-reverse |
| Fuel capacity |
1 gal (3.8 L) |
| Weight |
490 lbs (222 kg, weight with mower deck) |
| Wheelbase |
49 inches (124 cm) |
Ford LT-10 industry comparison
See how this tractor compares across up to six main specifications using the low, average and high values for Ford lawn and garden tractors in this specifications database.
Engine power10 hp
Low 5 hpAverage 11.8 hpHigh 20 hp
Fuel capacity1 gal
Low 1 galAverage 2.5 galHigh 7 gal
Weight490 lbs
Low 510 lbsAverage 754 lbsHigh 1,125 lbs
Wheelbase49 in
Low 39.8 inAverage 46.3 inHigh 56 in
This model Ford lawn and garden tractors average
Ford LT-10 capacity chart
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Maximum fuel capacity3.8 L
Ford LT-10 dimensions chart
Compare the main listed tractor dimensions using centimetres.
Engine specifications
| Bore/Stroke |
3.44 × 2.62 inches (87 × 67 mm) |
| Air cleaner |
dual element |
| Oil capacity |
1.1 qt (1.0 L) |
| Starter |
electric |
| Starter volts |
12 |
Transmission options
| Gears |
4 forward and 1 reverse |
| Transmission type |
belt-driven gear |
Electrical specifications
| Electrical ground |
negative |
| Charging amps |
3 |
| Battery volts |
12 |
Dimensions and weight
| Length |
69 inches (175 cm) |
| Ground clearance |
6 inches (15 cm) |
| Height (steering wheel) |
40 inches (101 cm) |
Tires and tread
| Lawn/turf front tire |
15-6.00-6 |
| Lawn/turf rear tire |
18-8.50-8 |
Attachments
| Attachment type |
mid-mount Ford |
| Cutting width |
38 inches (96 cm) |
| Overall width |
47 inches (119 cm) |
| Cut height |
1.6 to 3.6 inches (4 to 9 cm) |
Note: Industry comparison values are calculated from models in this specifications database. Specifications can vary by year, market, configuration, tires and optional equipment. For official specifications, check the tractor’s original operator, service or parts manual.
