Brian Parrish
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I have a Ford 8n not sure what year my question is about a lever on top of transmission under the seat any help would be appreciated
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- Thread starter Brian Parrish
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- Camdenton Missouri
Well 8N where made from 1948 to 1952. But there is the front mount distributor type made form 1948 to early 1950 and then the side mount distributor made form late 1950 April or May to 1952.
As for that lever probably a Howard aux transmission
As for that lever probably a Howard aux transmission
Brian Parrish
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ok thank you I have never heard of that one
Brian Parrish
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ok thank you I have heard of the Howard but never seen one
Brian Parrish
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thank you for the offer but I think I will keep it!!! Just trying to figure out what I got!!!
Brian Parrish
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well it is surely one I have never seen
You do have the Everett trencher transmission. IF you notice your tractor has a longer wheel base. It is longer than standard.
IF you engage that the tractor will go really slow while the PTO still turns at the correct speed. The Others that are in front of the transmission change the speed of the PTO. Yours is the more desirable one if you want to go slow. You could run a tiller with yours.
IF you engage that the tractor will go really slow while the PTO still turns at the correct speed. The Others that are in front of the transmission change the speed of the PTO. Yours is the more desirable one if you want to go slow. You could run a tiller with yours.
Brian Parrish
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ok!!! Thank you!!! Your picture is the only other one I have seen!!!! Are they a rare tractor?
KCTractors
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- Central Wi
It looks like it doesn't have any 3 pt!
Brian Parrish
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it does have 3pt it has a hyd pump on the front and has a 2 way valve mounted on fender
If that transmission is in working order, and you want to keep it that way, do not pull with it. Even though it makes your tractor go really slow,it is NOT a granny gear. It is nothing but a speed reducer and will not take the strain of pulling. That said you are one of the lucky ones that can run a rototiller or snowblower with your N
Brian Parrish
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ok thank you!! It does work!! I appreciate all the help!!
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