Definitely not a 46. The 46 had tubular radius rods, not I bean type. Strange looking grill without the Ferguson logo. I didn't know the N's came with 12 volt systems. Maybe I should take my unrestored, working 2n and call it "original".

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bj/8N/mt

07-13-2001 05:27:43

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Re: Johnny Cash Special in reply to bg, 07-12-2001 18:29:09

In "e bay speak" restored means a couple of rattle cans of pretty close color paint and a bottle of Armoral. Sort of like "we weren't romantically involved" means we did the horizontal rumba but I never said I loved her.

Your mileage may vary

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JerryU

07-13-2001 07:13:58

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Re: Re: Johnny Cash Special in reply to bj/8N/mt, 07-13-2001 05:27:43

Sounds like Bill Clinton may have been involved in some of these definitions. What is the meaning of "is"?

:-)

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JerryU

07-13-2001 04:33:45

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Re: Johnny Cash Special in reply to bg, 07-12-2001 18:29:09

I like the restored alternator, lights, and paint job. They kinda look like my 9N. But then again, I just bush hogged my field last night-I didn't advertise mine as a "museum piece". I can remember buying mine from a guy who had it along side the road. I knew nothing about N's. As I later found out, he knew less (obvious by the 8N paint job). I asked him what it was and he said "it's an N--some had three speeds, some had four, but they were all alike". Well, I guess this guy fits into that category. And someone, like me, who doesn't know, but will learn, will buy it, and enjoy the heck out of it. He may restore it, he may use it (like I have--it is still grey and red, well orange under the dust and dirt), or he may just look at it. But at least it isn't scrapped and may have found a new life.

Oh well, enough "senior moments" mind wanderings..

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It's a 39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-52 and more

07-12-2001 18:49:19

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Re: Johnny Cash Special in reply to bg, 07-12-2001 18:29:09

I liked the song though. Dave.

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dave#1

07-12-2001 18:48:46

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Re: Johnny Cash Special in reply to bg, 07-12-2001 18:29:09

Well, about the only thing it has going for it is..... ..... .... "It's Done !!"

ROFL

later"Belch"dave

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07-12-2001 18:51:40

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Re: Re: Johnny Cash Special in reply to dave#1, 07-12-2001 18:48:46

Like my ole grandpappy used to say,"If you ain't got time to do it right the first time, how're ya gonna find time to do it over?"

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dave#1

07-12-2001 19:57:47

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Re: Re: Re: Johnny Cash Special in reply to bg, 07-12-2001 18:51:40

Well, There's also..... ..."And someday you'll be dead !!!", Will it be done???(-:

Only kidding, this time around it really does sound like you might just finish this thing!

later,dave

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SMOKIE

07-12-2001 18:43:46

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Re: Johnny Cash Special in reply to bg, 07-12-2001 18:29:09

looks like a 2 .
isnt that one of those air cleaners that fella was lookin for the other day? at ebay he can get one that includes the tractor(grin)

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07-12-2001 18:54:40

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Re: Re: Johnny Cash Special in reply to SMOKIE, 07-12-2001 18:43:46

Well, it's part of a 9N, part of a 2N and definitely not an original restored museum-quality 1946 model. The casting mark on the bell housing seems to be "8N", but it's obscureed by the steering rod.

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07-12-2001 18:54:35

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Re: Re: Johnny Cash Special in reply to SMOKIE, 07-12-2001 18:43:46

Well, it's part of a 9N, part of a 2N and definitely not an original restored museum-quality 1946 model. The casting mark on the bell housing seems to be "8N", but it's obscureed by the steering rod.

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