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  1. M

    Free Stuff

    sorry to hear your leaving your place but i certainly understand......since the price is right and your in my backyard ill come get the stuff if still available....ive got your number..ill setup with you in a day or so
  2. M

    1939 9N serial number 401

    NO.....632 is the DASH number....#401 is the block number...and the tranny number something else..these tractors are identified by block numbers....do some research before you post
  3. M

    1939 9N serial number 401

    it is serial number #401...absolutely
  4. M

    1939 ford 9N smooth hubs

    a serial number would tell a lot
  5. M

    1939 ford 9N smooth hubs

    sure looks like a freeze plug under the oil filter.......
  6. M

    9N cylinder head

    from what i know these were the early heads with that ledge...no idea when it changed..but is definitly another trait of an early 39
  7. M

    early 9N ignition dash light questions

    so it has its aluminum hood???that tractor looked to be in really good shape with all its stuff intact
  8. M

    Is an 8N cab really worth an extra 11K?

    wheres the v plow and arps tracks??????
  9. M

    2N History Buffs?

    early 39 wheels more rare than the 32s so iv e seen
  10. M

    Ford 9n w aluminum hood

    thats a very hard question to answer...lots of variables...id say serial number and whats also left of the original parts play a big factor....hoods alone have brought 3 to 5 thousand in recent years...also anytime one comes out that hasnt been out brings big interest ....wish i had a better...
  11. M

    Early 9n

    how early.....serial #????
  12. M

    $ 9n value and parts interchange

    that's a pretty early 9n...definitely worth saving...not parting...depending on what parts it still has could be quite valuable....you know the saying....a pictures worth a thousand words..or more
  13. M

    UPDATE: John Smith

    thank you john smith was definitly one of the best if not the best ford tractor site out there...thank you again
  14. M

    Avoid these oil pump kits

    you are like a surgeon of the n tractor oil pump...it IS the heart of the engine...it keeps it alive....thanks again for all your work
  15. M

    More snow coming...Hermie is ready

    yes....its so true.......
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