riveroadrat
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Does anyone know if the older 8n gauges had the glass bezel made out of brass or steel?
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Tim PloughNman Daley RIP
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Both. Original 8N AMMETER, 30/30, the 'loop' style induction gauge, were steel bodied, brass bezel, painted. Oil gauge, 0-50 PSI, made by The Stewart-Warner Corp. were all steel bodied. Both had bezels painted Ford Semi-Gloss Black Enamel black. FWIW: The early 9N used a 20/20 terminal amp gauge on the first 4000 units, then switched to the LOOP style. Early 9N gauges had chrome plated bezels. Oil Gauge has the STEWART-WARNER script logo on back. I have a bunch of correct, working, original gauges if interested...email me if so.
EARLY 9N ORIGINAL DASH GAUGES:
8N FORD TRACTOR ORIGINAL DASH GAUGES:
Tim Daley(MI)
EARLY 9N ORIGINAL DASH GAUGES:
8N FORD TRACTOR ORIGINAL DASH GAUGES:
Tim Daley(MI)
riveroadrat
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Thanks for the info, I was actually looking at a speedo. I'll keep you in mind ,thanks.
Tim PloughNman Daley RIP
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Do you mean the Proofmeter? Only mid to late 8Ns used one and thereafter. If so, then I'd say the bezel was black if that's all you wanted to know. What does it matter? It has nothing to with function. Most aftermarket ones sold today have black bezels.
Tim Daley(MI)
Tim Daley(MI)
riveroadrat
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Yes, proofmeter. I think I heard those aftermarket ones arent that great.
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