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    Ford 1920 losing power after hitting rock

    I have a Diesel Ford 1920 with about 2000 hours. I was running a brush hog over some fields when I hit a rock. The engine started to struggle then quit. None of the indicator lights were coming on. I restarted it a couple times. Sometimes it would struggle to idle for a while then quit. Once or...
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    3 plow tractor recommendations?

    So, I"m thinking of upgrading from the old 9n. I"d like to be able to pull a 3-14 plow. Aside from that, I"d like it to be fairly cheap and reliable. I"d prefer diesel over gas. I"ll also have to get a loader on it. I"m not stuck on any particular color. Any recommendations?
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    Diagnosing lousy stand

    Ok, so I just bought a drill that I"d like to use to put in some oats this spring. I thought it would be a good idea to test it out first. So, I tilled up about 2.5 acres and planted it with buckwheat underseeded with red clover. For tillage, I moldboard plowed half of the land, then ran a...
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    Howard rotavator vs. Countyline

    So, I"d like to try out a heavy tiller on my fields. Good bit of clay and rocks, so it can"t be flimsy. I"ve found an old Howard HR10-155, which is apparently one of the lighter ones that they made. The CountyLine ones seem to have similar quality construction (to the HR10 anyhow), and people...
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    Drill recommendations for 9n

    I"m looking for a good old drill to pull with my 9n. I"d want to plant mainly small grains, soybeans, buckwheat - grass box would be great too. This would be going into a system with tillage. I"d want something relatively inexpensive, versatile, reliable. It would be great if parts were still...
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    tires vs. tubes

    I've got a flat rear tire on my 9n. The tires are weatherchecked but there is still enough tread left to give me enough traction for what I need. It is a fairly slow leak, but I don't think that sealant would do the job since it would get diluted by ballast. What do you guys think, just...
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    9n plow advice

    I have a 9n working tractor that I"m planning to use to put about 15 acres of corn in this spring. My soil is clayey with some stones and currently has a pretty dense sod. I"ve got a 3pt disc, but it won"t cut it for primary tillage. So now I"m thinking of buying an old moldboard plow. Any...
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    3pt dirt scoop levelling

    I just hooked up my 3pt dirt scoop (facing forward) to my 9n, and I"m having some trouble moving manure. I adjusted the toplink so that it scoops the manure fairly well, but when I pick the scoop up the manure mostly falls out since the 3pt causes it to tip forward. Is there some 3pt trick...
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