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    Oil filters

    I found a study on oil filters from the University of California.It is quite interesting. The one to stay away from was Wix, according to the study. The study cut away all of the filters in half and found most if not 98% had thin paper or just thin cardboard. Wix is the largest oil filter...
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    2n oil pressure

    The pressure drops after about 10 to 15 mins of driving her. Thanks ,Buddyboy
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    2n oil pressure

    When I was in upstate NY I had 30 psi at start up,no problems,but since I had her moved down here in SW Fl where 95 plus degrees is normal it dropped to 20 at start up after about 10 to 15 mins of running she drops to 12 psi. I installed a new oil gage when I had her rebuilt. I think I will...
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    2n oil pressure

    Thanks that is a great idea,I never thought of running a heavy weight oil. I am in lower SW Fl, where 95 degrees is normal. I had no problems with the pressure in upstate NY. As soon as I brought her down here I notice she dropped in pressure. I will change to a heavy weight oil,thanks !!! Buddyboy
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    2n oil pressure

    Hi,Can anyone tell me the operating oil pressure at idle for a 1944 2n? I seem to have approx.20 lbs at idle,but once I start to move it drops down to 12-14 psi. is that normal?? I changed the the old gage that was original,and she ran at about 20 psi, to a new one from a well known co. who has...
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    Ford 9N

    Thanks, Yes I see it,so it is a 1944 2N
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    Ford 9N

    Mine are straight up and down or vertical. My serial no. starts with 9N 150. I am glad all the books and manuals I purchased included 9n,2n, 8n. at least I do not have to buy them all over again. As far as I can tell,there seems to be no difference between the 9n and the 2n.If there is I cannot...
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    Ford 9N

    Yes it was here I saw that or those serial no's. thanks
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    Ford 9N

    That was in another Ford book I read,boy is it confusing,but I do thank you. Where did you see that? Buddyboy
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    paint

    I purchased my Ford red and Ford grey at Tractor Supply,the colors match perfectly ,got the paint on sale fo 25 bucks a gallon !! I gave the tractor one coat of grey primer,2 coats of red for the bellie,and 2 coats of grey,came out beautiful, buddyboy
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    Ford 9N

    If anyone can inform me on a 9N with a serial no.9N150977 what year this might be. I have tried several Ford tractor books with conflicting dates. One book states that serial no was in 1944,another states that serial no. was produced in 1941, another book states no 9N where made after 1942,so I...
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