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Len Donatille

05-16-1999 04:09:58




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I have a 1951 8n and I have no ideal of what the small lever under the seat on the right hand side is for. Can any one HELP, Please e-mail me back at
[email protected] (it's my wifes address)

Thanks for any help
Len




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Bill Gravitt

05-24-1999 09:14:51




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 Re: 1951 ford 8n in reply to Len Donatille, 05-16-1999 04:09:58  
Len

If you ever get the answer let me know because I've wanted to know myself. Thanks BG



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bg

05-16-1999 09:15:45




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 Re: 1951 ford 8n in reply to Len Donatille, 05-16-1999 04:09:58  
I emailed your answer, since that's what you requested and nobody else seemed to be able to give you an even half-way serious answer.



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Wiseman

05-16-1999 07:24:11




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 Re: 1951 ford 8n in reply to Len Donatille, 05-16-1999 04:09:58  
that lever activates the afterburners., but you would have to have the optional dealer installed wing package to use it...this option was intended to allow farmers to deliver food directly to Berlin as a backup to our c47 cargo planes during the Berlin airlift...

Wiseman



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Claus

05-16-1999 07:49:58




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 Re: Re: 1951 ford 8n in reply to Wiseman, 05-16-1999 07:24:11  
And here I thought that the lever activated the drag shute. Well never too old to learn.
Happy Motoring
Claus



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I thought......Dell (W)

05-16-1999 09:04:20




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 Re: Re: Re: 1951 ford 8n in reply to Claus, 05-16-1999 07:49:58  
the little lever was for a "flush" (grin)



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