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Re: Oil filters
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Posted by Burrhead on December 14, 1999 at 17:52:40 from (12.74.16.36):
In Reply to: Oil filters posted by Brent on December 14, 1999 at 13:33:21:
Mobil Delvac 1300 on the oil.15W40
Wix is as good as it gets on filters.
NAPA on College street in Beaumont has or can get the capacitive for it.
NAPA can also get all the gaskets for it. You can buy the oil cheaper at Autozone, but the NAPA Delvac is helping feed American children.
If it aint too far they bout got it all in Beaumont.
We knew you were'nt a yuppie. Ya did'nt have an 8N. There's hope for newbies, but none for yuppies.
A yuppie thread usually starts out some thing like this.:::::::::
Hello, I am new to this, but I have recently purchased an 8N Ford. My father, had 1 and I have purchased it to mow my lawn. Could you recommend a finish mower. Can someone tell me where the 3 point hitch and clutch pedal are located.
And also please tell me. If I am in the house asleep and my 8N is in the garage, will I need to plug up a bug light or will the 8N be ok. Also if I use detergent oil should it be bleach activated.
Thank you in advance for info.
Also is the serial number important. I cannot find one on the tractor. Is it possible to order tractor parts but use the serial number from my S-10 heater core??
Thanks again-Hugs& kisses
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