Remanufactured Ford 7740 Tractor Engine – Built to Last
At Timik Engines, we specialise in the professional remanufacturing of Ford 7740 tractor engines, restoring them to peak performance and reliability. Every engine is meticulously rebuilt at our Hampshire facility by experienced technicians, adhering to the BSI AU 257:2002 code of practice, ensuring the highest standard of quality and durability.
The Ford 7740 Engine: A Workhorse with a Legacy
The Ford 7740 was one of the standout models in the 40 Series, produced between 1991 and 1995. Featuring the robust Ford 4.2L, four-cylinder diesel engine, this tractor became a favourite among farmers and contractors due to its reliability, efficiency, and balance of power.
With an output of around 86 horsepower, it was the ideal mid-range tractor for a wide variety of agricultural and industrial applications.
Despite its age, the Ford 7740 remains a staple on farms and work sites worldwide. Thanks to its straightforward mechanical design and ease of maintenance, owners often choose to refurbish their existing engines rather than replace them with more modern and complex alternatives.
Our remanufactured engines breathe new life into these machines, ensuring they continue running efficiently for years to come.
Key Features of the Ford 7740 Engine
- 4.2L Ford Power Unit – Four-cylinder diesel engine designed for durability and efficiency.
- Approx. 86 HP Output – Reliable power for various agricultural and industrial tasks.
- Mechanical Bosch Fuel Injection System – Simple and robust fuel delivery for consistent performance.
- Wet Sleeve Cylinder Design – Allows for efficient heat dissipation and long-term serviceability.
- Turbocharged Option Available – Boosts power and efficiency on turbocharged models.
- Straightforward Maintenance – Minimal electronics make servicing easy and cost-effective.
Core Parts Restoration: Precision Engineering for Maximum Longevity
Each remanufactured Ford 7740 engine undergoes a comprehensive rebuild process, restoring all key components to optimal condition:
Engine Block & Cylinder Head
- Bored back to standard with new liners installed.
- Cylinder head fully reconditioned, including valve seats re-cut and new valves fitted where necessary.
- Crankshaft reground and polished for proper oil clearance and longevity.
Fuel & Turbo System
- Bosch fuel injection system remanufactured for precise fuel delivery and efficiency.
- Remanufactured turbocharger fitted on applicable models.
Engine Reassembly: Built for Performance & Reliability
Following the restoration of critical components, our expert technicians fully rebuild the engine in our dedicated clean assembly facility:
- New Pistons, Rings, and Bearings – Ensuring proper compression and smooth operation.
- New Oil Pump & Water Pump – Maximising lubrication and cooling efficiency.
- All-New Gaskets & Seals – Preventing leaks and ensuring long-term reliability.
- Thorough Component Inspection – Any additional worn parts are replaced as required.
- Dynamometer Testing – Every engine is rigorously tested under load to confirm performance and reliability before dispatch.
- Fresh Paint & Finishing Touches – Providing a clean, professional appearance ready for installation.
Built to Order – Exchange Units Required
All Ford 7740 remanufactured engines from Timik Engines are built to order, ensuring each unit meets our exacting standards.
Prices are based on an exchange unit, meaning you will need to provide a rebuildable core. If we do not have a suitable core available, we can rebuild your existing engine upon request.
Why Choose Timik Engines?
✔ Fully remanufactured to BSI AU 257:2002 standards
✔ Experienced technicians with specialist Ford knowledge
✔ Rigorous dynamometer testing for guaranteed performance
✔ Built with high-quality components for long service life
✔ Exchange units available, or we can rebuild your engine
Please contact us with your fuel injection pump number, and the machine model it is fitted to so can advise if we can offer an exchange unit or will require your own engine to rebuild.
