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8-N 6 cylinder conversion Funk?

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Jerry (IN)

04-09-2001 12:36:43




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Just brought home my 2nd 8-N early date stamped on rear axel 10-22-47. has the early clutch linkage and steering box, has a 6 cylinder ford industrial engine, looks like an early funk conversion. has the I beam frame extensions.
What would be the serial number of my tractor?, the serial number of the ford industrial engine.
does anyone know where to get parts and a manual for the industrial engine?
thanks, Jerry

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KCM

04-11-2001 10:15:15




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 Re: 8-N 6 cylinder conversion Funk? in reply to Jerry (IN), 04-09-2001 12:36:43  
The serial number was on the block of the 4-cylinder engine, which is long gone. I would say the axle code gives you a good indication that it is a 1948. If it does not have a tachometer or adjustable steering gear, this is would help confirm. Also, check the date code on the hydraulic pump, as it should be close to the axle (assuming it hasn't been replaced).

Parts for the engine will be available from anyplace that sell parts for the old Ford truck 226 cubic inch flatheads of the late '40's and '50's, as RICKWI stated.

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RICKWI Maybe a Glover?

04-09-2001 15:52:16




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 Re: 8-N 6 cylinder conversion Funk? in reply to Jerry (IN), 04-09-2001 12:36:43  
How do you tell a Glover from a pre-cast pan Funk?
The 6 is the same as the truck '41 to '5?.



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KCM

04-11-2001 10:17:39




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 Re: Re: 8-N 6 cylinder conversion Funk? in reply to RICKWI Maybe a Glover?, 04-09-2001 15:52:16  
The word FUNK will be cast into the engine to transmission adapter ring and the starter nose if it is a Funk. Saw one advertised on the internet that was suppose to be a Glover, but looked exactly like a Funk.



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