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  1. Kirk-NJ

    Fordson at Lake County Fair antique Tractor Exhibit

    Before I seen your paper I was going to say it looks like my ‘24 only mine is on rubber
  2. Kirk-NJ

    1951 Ford 8N Flywheel Cracks

    If it were me I’d split it for closer inspection. Got some laying around if you’re close to NJ and need one. You can have it if I have the correct one. Your ‘51 should be side dizzy unless engine has been swapped
  3. Kirk-NJ

    Jungle Gym Loader On An 8N 6 Cylinder Funk

    $500 sounds better and he don’t have to take them off and try to sell them
  4. Kirk-NJ

    supercharging an 8N?

    Pretty old post. You want more power stick a 172/192 in your 8n. It’s easy enough
  5. Kirk-NJ

    Still amazed with these old ford tractors

    Been there done that. I was in between trailers and not picking up the trailer for a few days. Asked owner if I could get it running to drive on the trailer since new winch wasn’t installed. Got tractor running and he called me the next day and say his son found out he was selling it and...
  6. Kirk-NJ

    Still amazed with these old ford tractors

    A friend send me an ad on and old ford tractor cause he thought it might have an aluminum hood. I could tell right away that it didn’t have the aluminum hood but what did caught my eye it had a decent pair of 32’s with decent hat rims. It hadn’t run in 20+ years. I bought the 1947 2n non runner...
  7. Kirk-NJ

    I'm buying it: 1951 Ford 8N

    I see the tractor has Sauder front brackets and rear lock out for loader or snowplow. If you need bracket for under the tractor I have one. Good luck with your project
  8. Kirk-NJ

    Will 8n tinware fit on an NAA ?

    8n hood tin will not fit the NAA because the radiator on the NAA is too wide and the hood is longer
  9. Kirk-NJ

    Yard worked the Fordson today

    Can’t use mine for that
  10. Kirk-NJ

    Introducing myself

    Serial number location
  11. Kirk-NJ

    Just thought I'd start a new thread.. 8n pulling tractor.. special hitch ?

    Drop your 3PT arms off then after the pull put them back on. No more than 2gallons of gas. Strip off anything you don’t need to get in the 2500 lb class. You can drop the fenders off and put them back on after the pull. Some clubs will give you 50/100 lbs but some won’t give you anything. Best...
  12. Kirk-NJ

    Just thought I'd start a new thread.. 8n pulling tractor.. special hitch ?

    Flip your drawbar over, build a hitch and add some plates or washers to bring to you clubs height
  13. Kirk-NJ

    1924 fordson f

    Just picked this up last week. My first model f. Runs and drives
  14. Kirk-NJ

    6 blade vs 4 blade fan

    I was having a problem with overheating once in a while in my 9n with 4 blade pusher. Swapped in a 6 blade puller with shroud and changed out the thermostat and haven't had a problem since then. The 6 blade puller does throw some heat across your legs in the hot summer while mowing. They do make...
  15. Kirk-NJ

    Frozen Transmission

    Pull the side cover to see what you're up against. This one would go into gear on a warm day but on a cold day wouldn't go into gear and rear wheels were locked up. Maybe jack it up and see if the wheels move. Best to Slowly heat it up.
  16. Kirk-NJ

    Snowplow with the ‘39

    Did some snow plowing yesterday after the big storm. Used my Sauder Blade with my ‘39 9n. Work well. The Sauder blade is wider and higher than my Dearborn blades. Put the chains on last week. Don’t think I could have moved this much snow without them
  17. Kirk-NJ

    Inside sway bars for 900

    Thanks for the input guys
  18. Kirk-NJ

    Inside sway bars for 900

    Yes have brackets
  19. Kirk-NJ

    Inside sway bars for 900

    Anyone know the value of these sway bars?
  20. Kirk-NJ

    1940 cast aluminum dash. Worth fixing or junk it.

    Here’s one that was put on one of my early dashes
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