Re: Model designations

Posted by David in Wales on April 13, 2007 at 02:32:39 from (81.156.105.206):

In Reply to: Fords and Fordson posted by Sunny 4 acres on April 13, 2007 at 00:21:05:

Hi Gang;
Ford used the letter N as designation for all tractors built after the original F series built in the USA.
The 1932-45 "Standard Fordson" was the N, built in Ireland and later Dagenham in England.
The 1939-45 range designed by Harry Ferguson & built in the USA & marketed by Ford was the 9N and later 2N.
After the Ferguson Law Suit the later models were called 8N.
The 1945-52 was the E27N built in England (E= English, 27=HP & N=tractor)
The 1952-65 Majors built in England were the E1ADDN.
Hope this clarifies things for you.
cheers David

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