Posted by cdmn on May 08, 2011 at 10:27:16 from (66.228.231.174):
In Reply to: Fordson N oil check posted by Al 1981 on April 20, 2011 at 13:38:12:
The dipstick measures engine and clutch oil. The transmission and rear end is filled by the spout down low.
For the engine, use a diesel rated oil, in a heavy weight, such as 20W50.
The rear end must be filled with proper worm gear oil. The same oil adequately splashes the transmission gears.
Engine oil level should be checked twice a day. Fordsons were heavy oil burners and often fouled the plugs. Improved rings and valve seals were off in the future. Ford recommended frequent oil changes when working, such as every two weeks. In 1938, they tried raising engine compression, but it was a mistake, since the babbitted bearings couldn't take the extra stress.
The water washer was plugged with an aluminum screw cap or with a rubber plug. If it doesn't empty, it must be plugged with caked up dirt. It is supposed to trap dirt from the air, but it should be drained every day. Don't leave water in it during freezing temperatures.
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