Ford9000puller
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Trying to help a friend find a narrow front All Around. Thanks in advance for any leads.
- Thread starter Ford9000puller
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You do realize that the tractor is the basic Model N Fordson with bolt-on
additions. I don't know what tractor-pulling rules are, but a winter in
the shop with a welder and mill, you should be able to cobble up a fair
replica. They made two variations of the Fordson N. One has a plain
front pedestal, the other has a flat with 4 threaded holes. You want the
second one, since that's were the narrow front bolts on.
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