Re: Tractor Models

Posted by JDknut on February 18, 2006 at 11:34:05 from (69.202.146.201):

In Reply to: Tractor Models posted by Craig in Ohio on February 18, 2006 at 07:40:25:

The only light I can shed on this, and it is only a glimmer rather than a light is that Henry Ford always used the letter "N" to refer to tractors made by the Ford Motor Company after the Fordson and before the first hundred series in the mid-'50's. The number referred to the last digit of the year of introduction hence the 9N was a tractor introduced in 1939, the 2N a tractor introduced in 1942, etc. The NAA, the Jubilee, well that kept the "N' format but I am not sure about where the "AA" came from, maybe becasue it was a complete new design, without the Ferguson patent influence.

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