swampdrummer
New User
HI Folks,
New guy on the block. Going to look at a 1950 TO 20 saturday and wondered if there was anything particular to these tractors to watch out for.
I talked to the owner today and he said that the oil pressure at idle was 15-20 psi but couldn't give me any running or hot pressures.
Hydraulics are said to be good with no leaks.
6 Volt system with new wiring. ( would most likely change over to 12V)
Recent engine rebuild and new paint.
I've looked at a few Ford 9N and 8Ns recently and I've found that some of the "rebuilds" have been not much more than new paint. Kind of like putting lipstick on a pig! :wink:
I live on 20 wooded acres and will most likely be doing some brush hogging and putting in a few small food plots for deer.
Thanks!
Brad
New guy on the block. Going to look at a 1950 TO 20 saturday and wondered if there was anything particular to these tractors to watch out for.
I talked to the owner today and he said that the oil pressure at idle was 15-20 psi but couldn't give me any running or hot pressures.
Hydraulics are said to be good with no leaks.
6 Volt system with new wiring. ( would most likely change over to 12V)
Recent engine rebuild and new paint.
I've looked at a few Ford 9N and 8Ns recently and I've found that some of the "rebuilds" have been not much more than new paint. Kind of like putting lipstick on a pig! :wink:
I live on 20 wooded acres and will most likely be doing some brush hogging and putting in a few small food plots for deer.
Thanks!
Brad