Noel Ramirez
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In need of help identifying this tractor has stamp on engine
9N159464. Thanks
9N159464. Thanks
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Doug - Iowa
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1944 2N Ford. Keep in mind, N series tractors trade parts occasionally, so just because you block is a 2N doesn't mean all the tractor is 2N. But folks here can figure it out no problem.
It's a 1944 2N.
The 2N's continued the serial numbering sequence of the previous model, the 9N.
https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/cgi-bin/snlookup.cgi?mf=FD&md=2N
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