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D.J.-EAST TEXAS

10-16-2002 10:46:46

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just bought a ford 8n,best i can tell it is a 47 or 48.the sn#is hard to read but appears to be8n 102629.i bought this from a man who had it since new.he took it to a machine shop 12 years ago and had it completely rebuilt and put it in his barn and never used it again.can you the experts tell me if it is a 47,48?i looked at the registry and i see some sn#close that are listed as 47's and some as 48's.thanks in advance for your help....dj

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Danny in CO

10-16-2002 11:23:00

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Re: 8N YEAR?? in reply to D.J.-EAST TEXAS, 10-16-2002 10:46:46

DJ,

If you are standing on the left side of the tractor, look just behind the starter. There will be some cast marks there. It should start with an N then some space and then a letter and 2 or 3 numbers. This is the date the block was cast. The letter after the first N will represent the month: A=Jan, B=Feb, .... The 2 or 3 digits indicate the day and year. The last number is the last digit of the year. An 8 would indicate 1948. the other 1 or 2 numbers are the day of the month. So your tractor should have a cast code similar to "N D58" which would indicate April 5, 1948 or "N C288" which would inidcate March 28, 1948.

Hope this helps,
Danny

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Soundguy

10-16-2002 10:58:31

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Re: 8N YEAR?? in reply to D.J.-EAST TEXAS, 10-16-2002 10:46:46

If it is in fact 102xxx ( or lower than 141369, but above 37907 ) it is a 1948.

On the left side of the screen, there is information and production numbers if you determine your serial number is not in that range.

I highly reccomend getting an I&T F-04 shop manual.. they are great!.. and only around 20 bucks.

Soundguy

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