This comprehensive collection of manuals provides detailed information on the Ford New Holland 5640 tractor. The Factory Service Repair Manual offers in-depth technical specifications and step-by-step instructions for repairing and maintaining all aspects of the tractor, including engine, transmission, hydraulics, electrical systems, and more. It serves as an invaluable resource for mechanics and technicians, enabling them to diagnose and resolve issues efficiently. The Operator Instruction Manual, including the Cab Manuals, provides clear and concise guidance on operating the tractor safely and effectively. This manual covers everything from starting and stopping the tractor to using the various implements and attachments. It also contains essential safety precautions and troubleshooting tips, ensuring operators can confidently utilize the tractor to their full potential.

The Ford New Holland 5640 tractor, a stalwart of agricultural machinery in the late 1980s and early 1990s, embodied the merging of two iconic agricultural brands, Ford and New Holland. This tractor, a product of the Ford New Holland joint venture, represented a key milestone in the evolution of agricultural technology, combining the legacy of both parent companies. It was a versatile machine designed for a wide range of agricultural tasks, from fieldwork to haulage. Powered by a robust engine, the 5640 delivered consistent performance and reliability, making it a popular choice among farmers and ranchers. Its robust construction and durable components ensured longevity, offering years of service with proper maintenance. The tractor's ergonomic design prioritized operator comfort, featuring a spacious cab with intuitive controls, contributing to operator productivity and overall satisfaction. The Ford New Holland 5640 was equipped with a powerful engine, typically a diesel unit, allowing it to handle demanding agricultural tasks with ease. Its transmission provided multiple gear ratios, enabling the tractor to operate at optimal speeds for various operations. The 5640 boasted a three-point hitch system, facilitating the attachment of various implements including plows, cultivators, and harrows. Its hydraulic system provided the necessary power for lifting and maneuvering implements, while its PTO (power take-off) system enabled the operation of machinery like balers and tillers. The inclusion of a hydraulic system and PTO options enhanced its versatility and efficiency, making it a true workhorse on the farm. The 5640's popularity stemmed from its combination of power, dependability, and user-friendliness, making it a well-regarded and sought-after tractor for many years.