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2N Overheating when worked
I have a temp gauge in the block, and I am getting water out the cap at shut down. you can hear it boiling. It dose have a fan shroud I transferred it to the new radiator. ambient temp is around 70 degrees. I don't like to work in the heat. But I have tried to work it at 50 degrees and I...- Westernbronco
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2N Overheating when worked
There is a temp gauge that is ran into the block. No adapter in the top hose. Just the T-Stat- Westernbronco
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2N Overheating when worked
I forgot to mention in the first post. 180 degree T-stat new at the time of the radiator and water pump 50/50 antifreeze after it gets hot i can bring it up to the house, and let it run at the same speed it was running in the field and it will cool back off again to 180. That takes about 15...- Westernbronco
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2N Overheating when worked
I know this topic has been posted many many times, but I have not found a topic that has my symptoms. Here is what I have, and I am looking forward to hearing your ideas. Here is what I have Ford 2N with a homemade loader. 12 volt conversion with solid state ignition New carburetor adjusted...- Westernbronco
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2N loosing power when warm
Dell, Mine is not stalling. Starts immediately after shut down. Also, this is a bran spanking new coil. I replaced the old one with this one thinking it is the problem. The only thing I have not changed is the point/condenser and replace the newer (age unknown, but not corroded / faded)...- Westernbronco
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I bought my first Ford tractor this past january. It was prety cobled up when I got it. I have had to replace many parts (listed below)to make it operational. Here is my 2N"s problem, when I am working it prety hard with my Brush Hog. The first 45 minutes it has great power after that I start...- Westernbronco
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