ford 8n and ford 600

willowoak · May 11, 2015

does anyone know of a good mechanic in northern California that knows how to work on a Ford 8N and a Ford 600. My old mechanic friend died about two years ago and i am lost without him.

DeltaRed · May 11, 2015

Why dont you work on them your self? those tractors are among the easiest there is to work on.All you need are basic hand tools.
Get and read the books and get started.You will be richly rewarded!We are here to answer any question if you hit a snag.Happy
tractoring!Steve

Royse · May 11, 2015

I have to agree with Steve, you can do it yourself.
This site has a whole forum dedicate to the N series with tons
of knowledgeable, helpful people, plus another one dedicated
to all the Ford tractors. All the help you could ever need!

oldtanker · May 12, 2015

(quoted from post at 19:54:27 05/11/15) does anyone know of a good mechanic in northern California that knows how to work on a Ford 8N and a Ford 600. My old mechanic friend died about two years ago and i am lost without him.

Any decent mechanic should be able to do just about any repair to them provided that they have access to the manuals. If I were you I would order the repair manuals from Yesterdays Tractors then go and talk to local independent mechanics. Let em know you have the manuals and see what comes up if you are bent on having them worked on. As others have stated easy to do it yourself too.

Rick

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