Welcome! Looks to be in pretty decent shape. It appears you have a later 8N with the side distributor, easier to work on than the front mounted ones that are earlier models. Also looks like it has been converted to 12V (they came with a 6 volt system), also a good thing for a worker tractor. You might want to think about getting some sway bars for using that mower. They go from a bracket mounted under the fender to the pin on the implement to keep the side to side movement to a minimum. If you don't have the bracket on it it's easy enough to mount it.
Look for Bruce's 75 tips on this site. Lots of good stuff in there. Oh, and get a manual for it, available from our hosts here.
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