kcm.MN
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Majorman
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- Scarning, Norfolk, England
Dagenham built Fordson Model "N" from around 1940, on Roadless tracks with an Auto-
Mower winch. These were used by the Royal Air Force, on airfields, for recovery of
aircraft and towing.
Mower winch. These were used by the Royal Air Force, on airfields, for recovery of
aircraft and towing.
MJ in the UK
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Hi Majorman and I hope you are well. The Ducksbury family here in Nottinghamshire
was collecting Fordson N tractors from the mid 1960s and Eric the farther was the
instigator of the FORDSON 500 show in 1996. In the late 1960s he bought a Roadless N
with a front winch like the one in the picture and the family still show it. It was
an ex Royal Navy tractor and carried the regestration number 80RN69 so you may have
seen it on your visits to rallies. MJ
was collecting Fordson N tractors from the mid 1960s and Eric the farther was the
instigator of the FORDSON 500 show in 1996. In the late 1960s he bought a Roadless N
with a front winch like the one in the picture and the family still show it. It was
an ex Royal Navy tractor and carried the regestration number 80RN69 so you may have
seen it on your visits to rallies. MJ
Kansasredneck
Member
It looks like that winch also has a
capstan on the side. Is there a way to put
the winch in neutral while keeping the
capstan engaged?
capstan on the side. Is there a way to put
the winch in neutral while keeping the
capstan engaged?
Janicholson
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A kickback on that crank would be orbital velocity. Jim
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