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bg

04-01-2002 20:26:21




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The claim is made that by the time the 8N went out of production, there were over 400 attachments and accessories being made(OEM and aftermarket)for it. I'd like to start a list...




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Tom-Pa

04-02-2002 09:38:44




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 Re: 400? in reply to bg, 04-01-2002 20:26:21  
bg,
get your mitts on the book 'Ford Tractor Implements' by Chester Peterson Jr. and Rod Beemer. They have a great listing in the back. sold in stores around the country. I got mine at Barnes and Noble and Nseries has them and several other sites. Amazon.com may be a good place to look also.
Good luck
Tom-Pa



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I got da book......bg

04-02-2002 16:05:19




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 Re: Re: 400? in reply to Tom-Pa, 04-02-2002 09:38:44  
I want to know about all the wierd stuff that folks thought up, like golf-ball picker-uppers.....



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George Willer

04-02-2002 08:09:27




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 Re: 400? in reply to bg, 04-01-2002 20:26:21  
If you can concede that an aftermarket accessory for the 9/2N was installed on an 8N by the inventor, I think the Zane Thang should be near the top of the list.

George Willer



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Rickey

04-02-2002 07:55:20




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 Re: 400? in reply to bg, 04-01-2002 20:26:21  
Were there any chipper shedders?



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raytasch

04-02-2002 07:50:17




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 Re: 400? in reply to bg, 04-01-2002 20:26:21  
I have a three point sod cutter. I have not seen too much about this attacment. I will put a picture up on TF as soon as I get a chance. ray



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Steve S2

04-02-2002 10:10:27




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 Re: Re: 400? in reply to raytasch, 04-02-2002 07:50:17  
Was the 3pt. sod cutter a Ford/Dearborn implement or other?



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raytasch

04-02-2002 16:32:25




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 Re: Re: Re: 400? in reply to Steve S2, 04-02-2002 10:10:27  
I honestly do not know who the manufacturer was. No ID tag that I can find.



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Larry 8N75381

04-02-2002 05:16:11




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 Re: 400? in reply to bg, 04-01-2002 20:26:21  
Bob, I suspect that the count included things like both the 6' and 7' sickle-bar mowers. I cannot come close to that number when I just list types of implements. I would guess that list would be less than fifty. I'll look at some literature I have at the office and reply to this reply.

An other intresting list would be one of ALL the Ford/Dearborn model numbers, like 14-1, 14-2, etc. together with what the number was for, ie. 6' sickle-bar, etc.

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Larry

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bg

04-02-2002 06:58:54




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 Re: Re: 400? in reply to Larry 8N75381, 04-02-2002 05:16:11  
Me, too. But then you think about the tire-inflator and sickle-bar section sharpener/grindstone, barbed-wire roller, dairy vaccuum pump, buzzsaw, etc, various sunshades, weather fronts, lighting kits, fertilizer distributors, auxiliary transmissions, steering wheel dampers, etc. There may have been a washing machine made for PTO power. Who knows?! I think it would be interesting to compile a list as complete as possible

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