Fordson Trackson (crawler)

[Rocky Simpson]

I just purchased a 1923 (?) Fordson Trackson and would like to hear from any other owners. How many of this model might still exist today. This is an older restoration and any help in getting ignition parts will be appreciated. Thanks, Rocky Simpson

 

[Dan updike]

Do a search for Trackson in the photo gallery and there are some there of my Trackson. They are a very neat machine. Dan

 

[Rocky Simpson]

I viewed your photo gallery and found it very interesting. My trackson is an older restoration and does not nearly as nice as yours. I will be doing a lot of cleaning and painting. It has not been run in many years however the motor is free. Any tips on getting it started? Is this model fairly rare? How many are known to exist?

Sincerly, Rocky Simpson

 

[Old Timer in Ohio]

Hey there Rocky;
Seems to me I recall reading a story in
"Artical spotlight",about someone in UK
who bought and restored a fordson crawler.
And I enjoyed his story and it showed that
crawler ,sure looked nice. Bob
God Bless

 

[Anonymous-0]

Rocky Simpson , I was just reading your question about ignition parts and I think they are the same as what you would find on a Model T ford I have a 1925. I am also restoring a 1933 Model N fordson. I hope that helped

 

[Rocky Simpson]

Your response is helpful. Thanks, Rocky

 

[Dandy Dave]

This is a good place to get ignition stuff as long as it has the buzz coils and timer and has not been converted to an aftermaket mag.

Lang's Old Car Parts, Inc.
Toll free orders 1-800-872-7871
Technical info 978-297-1919
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Good luck, Dandy Dave!