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What's an 860 worth?
Chance to buy a 1956 860. Guys asking $1500 Tires are 13.6 x 28, not great but hold air Paint it completely baked off. Tin is pretty good. Fenders are nice. NOT RUNNING but not stuck Tractor is sitting about 2.5 hours away so a trip to check it over is tough. Is $1500 too much for these not... -
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9N-repair or not repair
Picked this up from an estate recently. The son remembered it running before it was parked but not well. I took the head off after not being able to free up the exhaust valve on #4.This is the mess I saw. Cylinder #3 has the same issues but the valves is bent or broke, just stuck. Do I go...- BryGuy
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640 Carb recommendation
Trying to resurrect a 640. The carb is a TSX 813 with the side bowl. I am reading all sorts of different model carbs are put on these. This one looks like somebody did some brazing work on a crack in the top half. It looks like a big gold booger. What is the recommended carb for a 640? I do not... -
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2N barn find
Working on an original 2N (1942). The wiring is original and toasted. Planning on installing a new harness with soldered terminal ends (by me) and new plug wires. Rebuilding the front mount distributor with a spare I have from a '48 8n. Planning on all Standard stuff and a Niehoff coil that came...- BryGuy
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Thank You
First time posting. Just saying thanks to you guys (or gals) with all the insight on the life of Ford Tractors. I remember the red overspray in my grandfathers wood heated shop in central Minnesota from painting 8N's and Jubilee's. Last fall I picked up a 1948 8N that was looking rough. Engine...- BryGuy
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Thank You
First time posting. Just saying thanks to you guys (or gals) with all the insight on the life of Ford Tractors. I remember the red overspray in my grandfathers wood heated shop in central Minnesota from painting 8N's and Jubilee's. Last fall I picked up a 1948 8N that was looking rough. Engine...
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