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Help! What year is my 9N?

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Rob Flores

10-18-2006 19:13:11

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I have had my 9N for a year now and it has a Dearborn bucket loader and with a scraper blade. I love the tractor, it has saved me soo much work around the place. But I need help with the year. The serial # is 9 (N but looks like I) 253255. Also are the oil filters forn 9N, 8N, and 2N engines the same? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Jim.UT

10-19-2006 13:15:09

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Re: Help! What year is my 9N? in reply to Rob Flores, 10-18-2006 19:13:11

N-series Ford serial numbers are quite a topic of study. You see all kinds of crazy things if you look long enough.

I agree with the others as to the year and model. You have a 1946 2N. All 9N and 2N serial numbers start with 9N. That's why some tractor "experts" don't even know there is such a thing as a 2N. If you still have the original front hood emblem (Ford script in an oval) look closely under the word Ford. You should see a tiny 2N stamped there.

There are a couple of possibilities regarding that N that looks like an I. Possibility 1 is that the N got stamped poorly so that only one vertical stem of the N shows. Another possibility is that the s/n guy got in a hurry and grabbed the wrong stamp. The letter I was commonly used by Ford in place of the digit 1 so both stamps would have been in his arsenal.

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Bob

10-18-2006 21:13:30

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Re: Help! What year is my 9N? in reply to Rob Flores, 10-18-2006 19:13:11

As I assume you already know, the 9N series came out in 1939. The 2N's came out in 1942, and I concur your serial # is that of a 1946 2N. (The 8N series started with the 1948 models.)

The same engine oil filter fits 9N, 2N, and 8N tractors, WIX 51010, or NAPA 1010, for example.

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Rick (IA)

10-18-2006 19:26:26

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Re: Help! What year is my 9N? in reply to Rob Flores, 10-18-2006 19:13:11

If you click on "Serial Numbers" under Research & Info on the left side of this page you'll see that your serial number is that of a late 1946 2N.
Don't know about the 9N/2N filters. If you don't get an answer here you might ask again down on the "N" board...lots of model specific expertise there.

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