Apparently two other people had the same idea and threw last-minute low bids. Tires appear new, and per the seller this rig has only about 20 hours of parade use since the build. Always wanted to combine some of the best ideas I've seen and do my own Flathead V8-8N conversion. The engine has little or no compression, so it needs to be torn down and rebuilt. The only reason to disassemble them is to make sure they are in good shape for the extra power a V8 engine will have.
That was the original plan. Links: 8N Tractors: Parts, manuals, and information for the 8N: N Tractor Club: 8N Manual: online at NewOldManuals.com
The ad lists a Sherman transmission as part of the upgrades, but does not specify what model. The old mismatched tires are back on, so it could come off the jack stands and be rolled out of the shop for some photos. Used more straps and rope than necessary to secure the tractor, and headed home. Interest Based Ads It is usually better if hardware on the back side of anything is captive. Re: 1952 Ford 8N 302 v8 conversion I have the Awesome Henry OHV conversion kit. That idea has rekindled my interest in this project.
This 1949 Ford 8N is no longer fitted with a familiar fN-series four cylinder, instead sporting a modified flathead V8.
It was close, this time I guessed right, and the others bid just a little too low.
Snazzy! Getting a tractor home from across town was looking like another adventure in the making. Tried a few tricks but called it quits when a steady stream of gas started running out the carb. Yes, the tilt hood is a slip away from original, but a tilt hood was something that Harry Ferguson wanted badly and it solved several issues for me. The ad wasn't generating a lot of interest, so I decided to keep an eye on it. It even has live hydraulics! This project has basically been ready for a test drive for months. The V8 engine block already had four threaded holes in the front that were used to attach the bracket for the axle carrier.
Given the quoted top speed, we’d wager that either the Step-Up or combination gearbox is fitted. The V8 engine block already had four threaded holes in the front that were used to attach the bracket for the axle carrier.
Maybe that way the worst leaks, and design flaws can be fixed before everything has a nice new finish. The backup plan is that it will have to be winched up the ramps and into the truck. My original concept was, "If Ford actually built one, is this what it would have been?"
That was more hassle than a short drive was worth. That idea has rekindled my interest in this project. This engine might run now, but the right thing to do is pull all the valve assemblies, thoroughly clean them, and make sure the valve seats are done right.
I still have no idea how the project should be finished-off. Then again, this project might look so cool in rat-rod condition, it could stay that way. Always wanted to combine some of the best ideas I've seen and do my own Flathead V8-8N conversion. 7/16" UNF hex nuts were welded to the back side of the front tab so there will be no need to hold those with a wrench. but additional support is required to keep the axle from twisting and breaking loose. Per the seller, the entire tractor was torn down and rebuilt for this conversion, including the engine, transmission and rear end assembly. UPDATE July 2014–The tractor is split. We specialize in offering the V8 Conversion kit to install a 100 horse flathead Ford V8 engine in an 8N series Ford tractor. This is another good set of 15" rims welded to tractor centers. Then, all cylinders miked out round and look good.
I was looking for a 9N, so I would have one of each (9N, 2N, 8N). The original 8N engine block and cast iron oil pan are also the frame of the tractor. It's pretty obvious why this engine would not start for the previous owner. I don't own a truck or vehicle trailer, but do have a decent set of ramps. This tractor needs a lot of work just about everywhere, and I already have two good working tractors. There was a convenient hill.
I really wanted to take it for a ride last summer, but filling with fluids would have created problems unless everything was drained and put back in long-term storage condition. Then the entire assembly was cleaned, primed, and painted.
1952 Ford 8N Tractor V8 Conversion, Spuds Garage - Safely Matching Buyers and Sellers Worldwide Since 1998 - Custom Designed Marketing for Classic Cars, … It was released in October 1939. The intent was to make this easy to remove if I ever need to get to take the oil pan off.
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That was the original plan. Links: 8N Tractors: Parts, manuals, and information for the 8N: N Tractor Club: 8N Manual: online at NewOldManuals.com
The ad lists a Sherman transmission as part of the upgrades, but does not specify what model. The old mismatched tires are back on, so it could come off the jack stands and be rolled out of the shop for some photos. Used more straps and rope than necessary to secure the tractor, and headed home. Interest Based Ads It is usually better if hardware on the back side of anything is captive. Re: 1952 Ford 8N 302 v8 conversion I have the Awesome Henry OHV conversion kit. That idea has rekindled my interest in this project.
This 1949 Ford 8N is no longer fitted with a familiar fN-series four cylinder, instead sporting a modified flathead V8.
It was close, this time I guessed right, and the others bid just a little too low.
Snazzy! Getting a tractor home from across town was looking like another adventure in the making. Tried a few tricks but called it quits when a steady stream of gas started running out the carb. Yes, the tilt hood is a slip away from original, but a tilt hood was something that Harry Ferguson wanted badly and it solved several issues for me. The ad wasn't generating a lot of interest, so I decided to keep an eye on it. It even has live hydraulics! This project has basically been ready for a test drive for months. The V8 engine block already had four threaded holes in the front that were used to attach the bracket for the axle carrier.
Given the quoted top speed, we’d wager that either the Step-Up or combination gearbox is fitted. The V8 engine block already had four threaded holes in the front that were used to attach the bracket for the axle carrier.
Maybe that way the worst leaks, and design flaws can be fixed before everything has a nice new finish. The backup plan is that it will have to be winched up the ramps and into the truck. My original concept was, "If Ford actually built one, is this what it would have been?"
That was more hassle than a short drive was worth. That idea has rekindled my interest in this project. This engine might run now, but the right thing to do is pull all the valve assemblies, thoroughly clean them, and make sure the valve seats are done right.
I still have no idea how the project should be finished-off. Then again, this project might look so cool in rat-rod condition, it could stay that way. Always wanted to combine some of the best ideas I've seen and do my own Flathead V8-8N conversion. 7/16" UNF hex nuts were welded to the back side of the front tab so there will be no need to hold those with a wrench. but additional support is required to keep the axle from twisting and breaking loose. Per the seller, the entire tractor was torn down and rebuilt for this conversion, including the engine, transmission and rear end assembly. UPDATE July 2014–The tractor is split. We specialize in offering the V8 Conversion kit to install a 100 horse flathead Ford V8 engine in an 8N series Ford tractor. This is another good set of 15" rims welded to tractor centers. Then, all cylinders miked out round and look good.
I was looking for a 9N, so I would have one of each (9N, 2N, 8N). The original 8N engine block and cast iron oil pan are also the frame of the tractor. It's pretty obvious why this engine would not start for the previous owner. I don't own a truck or vehicle trailer, but do have a decent set of ramps. This tractor needs a lot of work just about everywhere, and I already have two good working tractors. There was a convenient hill.
I really wanted to take it for a ride last summer, but filling with fluids would have created problems unless everything was drained and put back in long-term storage condition. Then the entire assembly was cleaned, primed, and painted.
1952 Ford 8N Tractor V8 Conversion, Spuds Garage - Safely Matching Buyers and Sellers Worldwide Since 1998 - Custom Designed Marketing for Classic Cars, … It was released in October 1939. The intent was to make this easy to remove if I ever need to get to take the oil pan off.
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The intent is to rebuild the transmission and rear axle if necessary.
Engine rebuilds can easily cost more than one of these tractors is worth. Turn gas off. Serviced through shop.
The original 8N engine block and cast iron oil pan are also the frame of the tractor. We take pride in the history of the Early Ford and would be happy if you would accept our invitation to join us on an incredible Route 66 tour. I did not get any of the artistic genes that might be in our family.
The hope is that the tractor will actually start, and drive up the ramps. Your California Privacy Rights Privacy Notice Go to plan "B".
Apparently two other people had the same idea and threw last-minute low bids. Tires appear new, and per the seller this rig has only about 20 hours of parade use since the build. Always wanted to combine some of the best ideas I've seen and do my own Flathead V8-8N conversion. The engine has little or no compression, so it needs to be torn down and rebuilt. The only reason to disassemble them is to make sure they are in good shape for the extra power a V8 engine will have.
That was the original plan. Links: 8N Tractors: Parts, manuals, and information for the 8N: N Tractor Club: 8N Manual: online at NewOldManuals.com
The ad lists a Sherman transmission as part of the upgrades, but does not specify what model. The old mismatched tires are back on, so it could come off the jack stands and be rolled out of the shop for some photos. Used more straps and rope than necessary to secure the tractor, and headed home. Interest Based Ads It is usually better if hardware on the back side of anything is captive. Re: 1952 Ford 8N 302 v8 conversion I have the Awesome Henry OHV conversion kit. That idea has rekindled my interest in this project.
This 1949 Ford 8N is no longer fitted with a familiar fN-series four cylinder, instead sporting a modified flathead V8.
It was close, this time I guessed right, and the others bid just a little too low.
Snazzy! Getting a tractor home from across town was looking like another adventure in the making. Tried a few tricks but called it quits when a steady stream of gas started running out the carb. Yes, the tilt hood is a slip away from original, but a tilt hood was something that Harry Ferguson wanted badly and it solved several issues for me. The ad wasn't generating a lot of interest, so I decided to keep an eye on it. It even has live hydraulics! This project has basically been ready for a test drive for months. The V8 engine block already had four threaded holes in the front that were used to attach the bracket for the axle carrier.
Given the quoted top speed, we’d wager that either the Step-Up or combination gearbox is fitted. The V8 engine block already had four threaded holes in the front that were used to attach the bracket for the axle carrier.
Maybe that way the worst leaks, and design flaws can be fixed before everything has a nice new finish. The backup plan is that it will have to be winched up the ramps and into the truck. My original concept was, "If Ford actually built one, is this what it would have been?"
That was more hassle than a short drive was worth. That idea has rekindled my interest in this project. This engine might run now, but the right thing to do is pull all the valve assemblies, thoroughly clean them, and make sure the valve seats are done right.
I still have no idea how the project should be finished-off. Then again, this project might look so cool in rat-rod condition, it could stay that way. Always wanted to combine some of the best ideas I've seen and do my own Flathead V8-8N conversion. 7/16" UNF hex nuts were welded to the back side of the front tab so there will be no need to hold those with a wrench. but additional support is required to keep the axle from twisting and breaking loose. Per the seller, the entire tractor was torn down and rebuilt for this conversion, including the engine, transmission and rear end assembly. UPDATE July 2014–The tractor is split. We specialize in offering the V8 Conversion kit to install a 100 horse flathead Ford V8 engine in an 8N series Ford tractor. This is another good set of 15" rims welded to tractor centers. Then, all cylinders miked out round and look good.
I was looking for a 9N, so I would have one of each (9N, 2N, 8N). The original 8N engine block and cast iron oil pan are also the frame of the tractor. It's pretty obvious why this engine would not start for the previous owner. I don't own a truck or vehicle trailer, but do have a decent set of ramps. This tractor needs a lot of work just about everywhere, and I already have two good working tractors. There was a convenient hill.
I really wanted to take it for a ride last summer, but filling with fluids would have created problems unless everything was drained and put back in long-term storage condition. Then the entire assembly was cleaned, primed, and painted.
1952 Ford 8N Tractor V8 Conversion, Spuds Garage - Safely Matching Buyers and Sellers Worldwide Since 1998 - Custom Designed Marketing for Classic Cars, … It was released in October 1939. The intent was to make this easy to remove if I ever need to get to take the oil pan off.
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