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Re: what is the difference between a 9n and a 2n f
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Posted by Leroy on September 26, 2005 at 17:47:22 from (209.143.52.247):
In Reply to: what is the difference between a 9n and a 2n ford posted by rowdyred on September 25, 2005 at 09:59:25:
The 2N was the war time tractor and when it came out, no electricals, just mag ignation ans steel wheels with a hand crank and a chock rod thru the grill, was just a year or two that they were back to being equiped the same as the 9N's were. Most obvious differences were the 2N hood had the mounting bolts thru the doglegs and the 9N had hidden hood mounting, and the 9N had the I beam wishbone and 2N the oval and the 2N steering wheel was bare spoke while the 9N was all rubber covered
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