Thanks all for the help, finding knowledgeable mechanics for old Fords is getting really hard. Any suggestions on where I could haul my 2N for a couple weeks and let someone who knows these things very well go through it? I live in central KS and, although I have worked as a mechanic in the past, my current job often prohibits me from taking the time necessary to do the detailed mechanic work these tractors require. Just can't bring myself to fork over the 10 - 20K for a new tractor to get me out of all the mechanic work plus all my implements are set up for N Fords...
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