Posted by Ultradog MN on August 07, 2017 at 04:54:45 from (172.58.136.82):
In Reply to: 1952 Ford 8N posted by Lake County Tractor on August 06, 2017 at 21:19:44:
There is a Very good board for the N Series Fords here at Yesterdays Tractors. I suggest you ask your N specific questions there. Click on the link below. That said, remember that while the Ns were great small tractors that changed farming in a profound way due to the 3 point hitch, they do lack the features like live hydraulics, live pto, power steering and other features that tractors just a few years newer will likely have. So I would suggest that before you go too far and sink too much dough into your tractor you make a decision about whether this tractor will be just a toy (which is totally fine) or a tractor you will use for mowing, plowing back blading and other tasks. If the latter then I suggest you don't overspend on it and start with a little newer model which won't cost more to restore but will do much more work for you. Have fun and welcome to YT.
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