Tim PloughNman Daley RIP
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Was this FoMoCo block letter font logo used in the 70's or 80's? Was it only industrial tractors?
Tim *PloughNman* Daley(MI)
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Was this FoMoCo block letter font logo used in the 70's or 80's? Was it only industrial tractors?
Tim *PloughNman* Daley(MI)
Ultradog MN
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What is this part?
I have seen the logo on Ford tractors but don't remember where.
I have seen the logo on Ford tractors but don't remember where.
steve19438
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That is on the handle of a grease gun I bought years ago on ebay. I believe the seller had it listed as for an Industrial Tractor model. I don't buy it, would've used only one model for tractors, one for cars, etc. However, I know there were two different grease guns in service at one time for the 8N Tractor. The 59C-17125 Grease Gun was used in the 2N-17003 Shipping Parts Kits up thru April, 1950. In September, 1947, two months after the 8N Tractor was released, Ford/Dearborn offered the 8N-17125-A Grease Gun which was a BALCRANK unit, shown in the Dearborn Accessory Catalog.
A also need to find the correct Ford Blue paint. I have a can of TISCO FORD EMPIRE BLUE, but it is too light. I need the shade that early Thousand Series tractors were, a darker blue.
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That is on the handle of a grease gun I bought years ago on ebay. I believe the seller had it listed as for an Industrial Tractor model. I don't buy it, would've used only one model for tractors, one for cars, etc. However, I know there were two different grease guns in service at one time for the 8N Tractor. The 59C-17125 Grease Gun was used in the 2N-17003 Shipping Parts Kits up thru April, 1950. In September, 1947, two months after the 8N Tractor was released, Ford/Dearborn offered the 8N-17125-A Grease Gun which was a BALCRANK unit, shown in the Dearborn Accessory Catalog.
A also need to find the correct Ford Blue paint. I have a can of TISCO FORD EMPIRE BLUE, but it is too light. I need the shade that early Thousand Series tractors were, a darker blue.
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Tim PloughNman Daley RIP
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It's not the same one Steve. Yeah, I knew that info already. In April 1949, the logo on two Ford tools changed from the FORD script to the oval FoMoCo logo as shown in your link. The plow wrench and spark plug wrench changed but no idea why the other ones didn't.
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steve19438
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good luck in your quest.
Ultradog MN
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I was looking on CL and saw this in an ad.
I rotated the photo 90? Shows that logo on a 3000.
Left side of the center housing - by the rockshaft
By the way, what a goofed up description of a tractor.
Cluck here
I rotated the photo 90? Shows that logo on a 3000.
Left side of the center housing - by the rockshaft
By the way, what a goofed up description of a tractor.
Cluck here
Tim PloughNman Daley RIP
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What is the part number on it? It should be EAPN-17125. What is the manufacturer name on it? Does it have a flexible rubber hose or solid steel tube? Can you post or send me good pictures? Thanks.
Tim *PloughNman* Daley(MI)
Tim *PloughNman* Daley(MI)
Tim PloughNman Daley RIP
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Correction. If the unit was produced in the 70's the UPC code prefix would be a letter "D" not an "E". FORD UPC system decreed part prefix codes as:
A = 1940
B = 1950
C = 1960
D = 1970
E = 1980
F = 1990
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A = 1940
B = 1950
C = 1960
D = 1970
E = 1980
F = 1990
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Tim PloughNman Daley RIP
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Yes, I have seen that mark as well. So, the "C" in s/n denotes it is the 1960's. Thanks.
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