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Earl

04-14-2002 19:40:14

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I have recently picked up a 1957 8N ford tractor it does not run, sheet metal good no paint, tires new but weathered. Also the tractor has a loader on it I believe it is ford I have never seen one before are they kind of rare(the loader). As for the tractor what is the value of them ranging from poor the excellent condition? Mine being poor. Thanks!!

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Ed Gooding (VA)

04-15-2002 03:46:53

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Re: 8N front end loader in reply to Earl, 04-14-2002 19:40:14

Hi Earl. As Dell said, 1952 was the last year for 8N's. The Jubilee/NAA series came out in '53-54, and the Hundred Series (600 & 800) came out in 55. If you've got a '57, then it is most likely a 600 or 800 tractor, and as Dell said, the dead give-away is the overhead valve engine. If you do have an 8N, it might be a good idea to visit forum member John Smith's excellent web site. He has a section devoted to indentifying the various N models. You can check it out by clicking here.

Loaders are fairly commonly found on N's and Hundred Series tractors. The Hundred Series tractors are better suited for them, primarily because they are beefier/heavier tractors. The two most commonly found loaders were sold by Dearborn (Ford) and Wagner, though there were several others, as well. Both Dearborn and Wagner had multiple models, especially Dearborn.

Good luck with your new Ford..... Ed
'52 8N475798
'73 3000 C388812

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Dell (WA)

04-14-2002 23:37:38

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Re: 8N front end loader in reply to Earl, 04-14-2002 19:40:14

Earl..... ...since the last 1952 was the last year of production for the 8N, we've got problems with your 5 years later 1957 8N Ford tractor. BIG CLUE: 8N's had flat head engine, later models had OHV red tiger engine. Front End Loaders are not rare or uncommon and were and are manufactured by many companys.

Most running old Ford tractors $1500 to 2000, excellent condition $3000 up, A front end loader will generally add about $500 to value but are only worth about $250 off the tractor. Non-running tractor is worth $500 scrap. Good Rear tires with rims maybe $100 ea..... .....Dell, who is not a good guesstimator on tractor prices

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Barnstormer

04-15-2002 06:14:19

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Re: Re: 8N front end loader in reply to Dell (WA), 04-14-2002 23:37:38

Dell, I think you nailed the prices darn well. Those are about what I have seen except for the seller(s) who thinks his (their) junk $500 N is a gold mine and worth $2500 to $3000 because it has a fresh rattle can overspray or brush paint job, converted to 12 volts and has "new" weather checked tires. :>(

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