For the Ford 3610 you will find more than 170 matching parts here. Lighting, electrics and trailer couplings are neatly grouped for this model.
The Ford 3610 from the 10 Series is a tractor you can still work on yourself, and the jobs on it keep coming back to a few familiar areas. More than 170 spare parts on this page fit the 3610, from makers including GRANIT, LUK, GRAMMER, MAHLE and Eaton.
For the clutch there are clutch plates and single clutch pressure plates from LUK and Eaton. Gear wheels, for example one for the linkage, and yokes for the drive are on this page too.
If you are splitting the tractor anyway, replace the plate and the pressure plate together and inspect the flywheel while it is exposed. Grooves or blue patches on the friction face will make a new plate slip or judder before long. Slide the plate along the shaft splines before assembly. If it binds, you want to find out now rather than once the halves are bolted back together.
Overheating on an older Ford usually traces back to a blocked radiator or a leaking water pump. Both are available for the 3610, the pump complete with pulley and gasket. There are also MAHLE engine oil filters, gaskets such as the one for the axle funnel, seals for the feed pump and sealing rings.
When a new radiator goes in, flush the system properly and refill with fresh coolant, otherwise old sediment settles straight into the new core. Squeeze the hoses while you are there, since a soft or cracked hose can undo the whole job.
A battery that no longer charges or a slow crank points to the alternator or the starter motor, and you will find both here. The front axle has ball joints, there is a GRAMMER seat for the driver and a drawbar for the back.
Check the rating plate to confirm the model. The 10 Series includes several tractors and parts can differ between them. If the old part carries a number, on a clutch plate or an alternator housing for instance, use it to compare against the parts on this page. With ball joints, also note which side the part comes from, as left and right are not always the same.
Other Fords in the series have their own pages. If you keep more than one, look up each tractor on its own page:
Spare parts for the whole Ford range, older models included, are reached through Ford parts.