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Kelvin n MS 11-06-2009 19:55:57 66.82.9.74 740068 Report to Moderator	My dad and I was able to get my grandfathers 8N today. We are going to restore it (hopefully) or at least try. I think it is a 1947 Model the Serial number is 8N7006. I will try to post some pictures later. I am sure I will be back asking questions. I have never worked on a 6 volt electrical system before. One good thing is the engine and pto is free and turning. [Reply]   [Send Email]
John (TR) 11-07-2009 04:40:26 216.24.113.74 740089 Report to Moderator	Re: New Project in reply to Kelvin n MS, 11-06-2009 19:55:57   Take lots of photos of everything as it comes apart. It may be a long time before its all back together and when it comes time to put things together pictures are worth thier weight in gold.   [Reply]   [No Email]
Getter-Done 11-06-2009 20:48:06 74.240.202.75 740076 Report to Moderator	Re: New Project in reply to TheOldHokie, 11-06-2009 19:55:57   Kelvin I honor you for being able to Hang on to you GrandFather's 8N. I got A few Suggestions #1--Make a Photo Album of Restoration #2--Spend time with your Dad. #3--Label Nuts & Bolts And Things(Zip-Lock-Bag?) #4--Ask Question's #5--Have a place to Store (Grand Pa'S (N) ) Indoors when you are Finished   [Reply]   [No Email]
Dell (WA) 11-06-2009 20:39:30 172.191.120.175 740074 Report to Moderator	Re: New Project in reply to Kelvin n MS, 11-06-2009 19:55:57   Kelvin........uh? 8N7006 is suspiciously like the 4-speed tranny casting part number, NOT the engine serial number weakly hand stamped on the leftside of the block just under the cylinder head gasket seam aft of the oilfilter canister. Yer work will be eazier iff'n you'll squander $25 (cheap) for the I&T FO-4 manual. ......Dell   [Reply]   [Send Email]
Kelvin McLeod 11-09-2009 06:27:03 74.251.24.225 740421 Report to Moderator	Re: New Project in reply to Dell (WA), 11-06-2009 20:39:30   You are right Dell I was in a hurry and wrote the wrong number down.   [Reply]   [No Email]