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  1. J

    Ford Funk 6 cylinder

    Thanks, new to this.
  2. J

    Ford Funk 6 cylinder

    Well. the decision has been made to sell the 8N funk conversion. I have another one that I use with the rail setup, this one is the cast pan one with the 226 engine. Don't know anything about the engine other than it will probably need to be pickled before a rebuild. The funk conversion is...
  3. J

    Ford Funk 6 cylinder

    Have to get on the divide between the Animas and San Juan rivers, Yes.
  4. J

    Ford Funk 6 cylinder

    I have a complete 8N tractor with a funk cast iron pan, engine is missing intake and exhaust manifolds but might be rebuildable. Located in NW New Mexico.
  5. J

    A later version of the Funk conversion

    Turns out with a little snooping into the 226, I found that although the clutches vary in diameter from 11 1/2 inch to 9 1/2 in, they all were the 10 spline variety which goes with the 8N clutches. The 801 series tractor is almost done so the funk should be coming up soon.
  6. J

    A later version of the Funk conversion

    Thanks for the thought, I tends to point me in the direction of having the clutch from the donor simply because of the starter. Here in about a month, I'll know for sure. I got a 801 series tractor taking up space in the shop but should be completely restored in the next few weeks.
  7. J

    A later version of the Funk conversion

    8N serial numbers were on the original engine block, this is the 226 ford engine so years are 48-52 for the rest of the tractor.
  8. J

    A later version of the Funk conversion

    I got this one in the 4 corners area, and the best I know has been here all its life.
  9. J

    A later version of the Funk conversion

    Sorry, don't know how to do that here.
  10. J

    A later version of the Funk conversion

    As I am new to this, I'll start of by saying I have 2 of the 6 cylinder Funk conversions. Don't know the years of the 8N tractors but, the one I use is the early conversion with the rails. The latest one is not running but the complete Funk conversion is in tact with the later cast oil pan. My...
  11. J

    Excellent info on the Messick's connection, thanks. I'm dealing with a similar issue on a manual...

    Excellent info on the Messick's connection, thanks. I'm dealing with a similar issue on a manual steering nightmare.
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