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Re: Need info on Ford models (older versions)


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Posted by Dan on March 20, 1999 at 17:46:26:

In Reply to: Need info on Ford models (older versions) posted by Lyn on March 20, 1999 at 11:35:45:

Your request for information covers just about every model and/or series Ford tractor produced from about 1947 to about 1962. Wow. Right up my alley.

For starters, the designations 600/800, 601, 701, 801, 2000, and 4000 are series designations. The designations 8N and NAA do not really fall into this catagory, as at that time Ford was a one-tractor company and the concept of different models within a series did not seriously apply (ok, except for the 8NAN and NAB). You are still asking about a lot of different tractors with different factory configurations and horsepower ratings:

600 series - ten models
700 series - six models
800 series - six models
(900 series) - twelve models
(501 series) - six models
601 series - twenty five models
701 series - eighteen models
801 series - twenty four models
(901 series) - forty five models

(ok, you did not list the 900, 501, and 901 series, but what the hey)

Fortunately, I do know where you can find the answers to most of your questions. There is a Web site more or less devoted to Ford tractors of this era. You may navigate to this Web site by clicking here or by clicking the link below.

Dan
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