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Easy-to-follow procedures, detailed illustrations and comprehensive specifications help guide you through complete tractor maintenance and repair with accuracy and efficiency. The savings on a minor repair will quickly off-set the cost of this manuals. Covers Series 2N, 8N and 9N. Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required. Full content visible, double tap to read brief content. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Please try again later. Brian 5.0 out of 5 stars It has saved me a bunch of money and time in having to do something twice. I have found critical information in the book that I could not find on the internet. I.E. The secret to timing an early 8N is a tape measure and a straight edge. When I found that tidbit, my hard starting 8N jumped to life on the first touch of the starter. Been running super strong since. There is a high cost to a low price. Buy the book and use your equipment. That's a return on your investment.What I'd like to see done differently: I personally would like to have an index, rather than having to look in each section for the location of the part to be worked on. The reference is given as a paragraph, which means you have to look at the top of the pages to see if your paragraph is on that page. It all works, once you get used to it, but to me it is a little awkward. Probably just my personal preferences.In This shop manual covers any possible subject that could come up. I highly recommend it to anyone who acquires one of these gems. These tractors are highly regarded by people who have small farms and the older they get the more valuable they become.I bought a Ford 9N recently so I wanted to have a service manual. I grew up in the world of Chilton and Haynes manuals for cars, this manual is far superior to either of those. Great if you're a newbie to tractors like I am.http://topoforms.com/upload/file/financial-and-managerial-accounting-11th-edition-solutions-manual.xmlMy dad and i needed this to find out how the rear end was assembled, and it was extremely helpful.Save your self some grief of looking on the internet for answers to some of your maintenance questions(not that the answers are not out there) and have piece of mind that you have this at your disposal.I wasted my money on other types until I got this one. It’s more detailed and better with illustrations. It has a few errors in the index for page referencing but I didn’t find that to really be an issue.Includes tune up, carb set up and maintenance requirements.Includes tune up, carb set up and maintenance requirements.This is the shop manual they were recommending on the tractor forums, great price too.Great Shipping was good.Has good diagrams of components to see how things go together. 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If you choose to use the information published on this web site, please understand and take responsibility for the inherent risks. Normal, healthy people will not have any fun working on an old gas-engine tractor. Normal, healthy people will be much happier with a small diesel tractor. That is no longer true. Anyone just looking for a good used tractor can now find one of the small diesel machnes for only a few hundred dollars more than any gas engine tractor will cost. Don't buy the first tractor that fits your budget, keep looking. Please do not be too embarassed to get a quick lesson in tractor operation from the salesman or previous owner. The only stupid question is the one that could have saved time, money, or prevented an injury. Get The Manuals! It is unfortunate that most modern manuals are poorly-translated Chinese, with any useful information completely buried by warning and caution statements. Most of us toss the useless manuals in the trash with the packaging. That was not the case when these tractors were built. The Operator's Manuals are very well written, and loaded with very helpful information. The Operator's Manual, Shop Manuals, Parts Books, and other printed information for most tractors are easy to find on Amazon and other sites. The images below are links to a site that sells manuals on CD. Thankfully, many are available for FREE download from places like the MANUALS area at: All 9N, 2N, 8N and NAA tractors share a lot of interchangable parts. It helps that Ford sold well over a million of them (if we include the NAA in the series). It was much more difficult (and expensive) to find parts for my 1971 Ford 3000 tractor. Normal service parts (such as filters, hoses, points, plugs) are very reasonably priced. Buy good new parts from someplace like just8ns.com. Shopping cheapest price for new parts will only buy junk that looks new, but won't fit well or last (if it works at all). New restoration quality parts such as sheetmetal, headlights, and castings are getting expensive. Used original parts generally fit better and are much cheaper. The best trick to finding good used parts is to catch the right ads on ebay. I have bought and sold used parts on ebay for many years with mostly good results. For the best retail new parts follow the various links provided on my LINKS PAGE. My diagrams were published a few years ago when it was difficult to find any. Things soon got much better. If you are electrically challenged in any way, I highly recommend getting the Pictograms created by JMOR. These are photos of actual parts with wiring shown. No.5—1971 Ford 3000 (Working Tractor-SOLD). There is a lot of information available here. The best way to find anything on this site is to click the Index A-Z button found at the top of every page.There is some accurate information regarding correct Paint Colors, but this site is really about tractors that still work for a living. A fully-restored tractor, with every detail exactly as originally manufactured, is a fine thing to have. I admire folks who do those beautiful restorations. Going to that level would make me afraid to use the tractor for anything but the occasional parade. On the plus side; it started on the first try, ran great, and the hydraulics worked. After a more detailed inspection, the engine serial number was for a 1940 9N tractor. All the other castings, sheet metal, and parts were standard 1948 or 1949 8N tractor parts. That isn't a typo, the engine block really is a 1940 9N. What should have been a relatively simple purchase, mushroomed into a full-blown hobby, disease, or obsession (depending on who you talk to). Honestly, all I wanted was a used tractor.This was a lot of work, but new wheels and tires were the only big expense. Most of this was low or no cost maintenance that should have been done anyway. This work found and fixed many things before they could cause problems like won't crank, no spark, no fuel, no power. A reliable machine is not an accident. Neglect is the mother of all problems. Any paint will keep it from rusting. In the future, I intend to try a little harder to match the original colors.That was Fun! It definitely was helpful having a few months of normal chores like grading the driveway before having to deal with snow and ice. Whaddyamean you have to take it out of gear, and let the clutch pedal up to raise the implement. Yep, that really was normal for these tractors. Fortunately adding live hydraulics is as simple as adding an engine driven hydraulic pump and two hoses. The most difficult part of that is making a bracket for the pump. A knock-off of his position control device is available from Redrock manufacturing. Everything else required to add live hydraulics is standard hose and fittings that anyone can buy locally much cheaper than can be provided as a kit. Look for a complete shopping list and system description on my LIVE HYDRAULICS pages. Many people prefer the original exhaust, under the right footboard. Which system you prefer may depend on how you use your tractor or just appearance. If you nearly always operate in second gear or higher, the low exhaust may be better. That is better than using my face. 6 - Deer flies are a real nuisance. They usually attack the head and neck of any human or beast and they are attracted by heat and motion. Three or four flies attacking that muffler is three or four not attacking me. This could cause problems with fuel flow on a really hot day. There are many additional reasons for or against either option. The low exhaust being original is reason enough for most people to keep it that way. Some prefer the vertical for no reason other than it's different. Go ahead and have it your way. Most of our property is wooded. The low branch problem is easily solved by trimming branches. There are some one-piece vertical pipe kits, but most kits sold on-line will be in pieces. It's much less expensive to ship things broken down into a smaller package. I actually prefer the kits in pieces. Make this assembly as sturdy as possible. Build it so the vertical pipe and muffler can bend or tear completely free without doing any damage to the bottom part of the system. The flathead engine isn't all that loud without a muffler, so I can finish working and deal with repairs later. Reinstalling the vertical pipe and muffler is easy and often zero cost. This was designed specifically to fit my Ford 8N tractor, and fits much better than any of the aftermarket ones. Built in 2005, it has proven to be very useful. It was certainly a major project. There were a few design flaws. Most were easily fixed. Additional Photos and information about the backhoe are on my Backhoe Page. Update, hoses last about 10 years max. Keep an eye on the condition of all hoses and replace rotten ones before they spring a leak and provide a hot oil shower. The roll-back dropped it in our driveway on 01-JUN-2006. It's a nearly original 1952 8N with mostly straight sheetmetal. It still had the 6-volt system, and the generator was charging. Oil pressure looked great, and steering was tight, but the brakes were really messed up, and the exhaust stack was leaking. You can find step-by-step photos and descriptions of the repairs HERE.. Some of the sheetmetal on this one is not original. This tractor was converted to 12 volts, but the alternator was not charging. Oil pressure looked great, and steering was reasonably tight. I saw lots of recently replaced parts like starter, carb, drag links, etc. It also came with a box of old parts. Step-by-step photos and descriptions of the repairs to this one are on my 46-2N Repairs Page - HERE. Be prepared for a saga, the 2N took over a year to finish, mostly because I already had a working tractor. This looked like an ebay auction that was going to sell very low, and it was not too far away. The ad was for a 9N. The pictures were obviously an 8N. This one became my flathead V8-8N project - HERE.. If the 2N was a saga, this became an epic adventure that provided countless hours of quality shop time. It looked so good, I had to add the bottom rail back on the 8N bumper. The photo of the 8N also shows one version of my tree pusher. This is attached to the frame of my cutter and is much better than using the tractor bumper and headlights to push saplings over. The blade hardware was so completely frozen, the only way it was ever going to come loose was with a cutting torch. Since the bolts won't move, the only way to keep the blades from sagging was to keep adding weld beads to the stump jumper. The center bolt for the whole assembly wasn't too hard to remove, so it all came off at the same time. A piece of used conveyor rubber across the front does a good job knocking down missiles a cutter tends to launch out the front. For it's size this cutter is fairly easy to maneuver in the woods. The rear corners are cut on a diagonal. It will slip past obstacles much better than other cutters that are just a big square box.Mostly it was for economic reasons. CLICK HERE for my list of pros and cons that justified my original decision to buy a Ford 8N. If I was to do the same research today, I would buy one of the small diesel tractors. Prices have really come down on those in teh last 10 years or so. I was using the logging chain to drag a few dead pines. Yes, I am a sick person, who needs lots of therapy. The wire to the oil pressure sending unit was removed and connected to a generator terminal. This was no accident. This was intentionally done to cause the oil light to appear to show normal oil pressure. At this point, there is no way to prove who did it, and it's been too many weeks to go back to the dealer with a tractor that was purchased AS-IS. No oil pressure is something the dealer should have noticed when they serviced the tractor, but the hot-wired oil light did appear to show normal operation. After replacing the oil pump and pump drive shafts, oil pressure is back, but some damage has been done. It runs good and will pull a blade. We will see how it goes from here. 1971 Ford 3000 Tractor Repairs. It's not as wide as my 5-foot cutter, so any trail I can get thru with the tractor should be accessible. I will install a winch before attempting the creek crossing that tried to claim one of the tractors earlier this summer. We got it out with no damage, but I started thinking about getting something with 4 wheel drive. Some soft doors will be added to enclose the cab this winter for cutting and hauling firewood. Of course there is now a POLARIS RANGER page. They often continue to start and run for many months with little or no maintenance. Eventually, neglect will take it's toll. Most of these tractors are way behind on basic maintenance. The good news is they are usually simple to repair, and much of the maintenance is zero cost. If you get in over your head or just have questions, here are the best sources of Ford 9N, 2N, 8N Tractor information that I have found. Both are readily available from Amazon, ebay, and others. You can get hard-copy reprints, electronic manuals on CD, and even original manuals. The information and diagrams in these manuals should be the first place you look for answers. The images below are linked to the site that sells manuals on CD. That's what I use. He should have more manuals available now. Check out the links below and additional resources on my LINKS PAGE. Search the archives or help areas of other linked sites and you will probably find all the help you need. If not, post a question on one of the forums. You will find a bunch of nice folks who are more than happy to help. These are the best sources of Ford N-Series tractor how-to information I have found. The people who use these forums are usually very friendly, knowledgable, and helpful tractor people. Just remember that free advice is sometimes worth exactly what you paid for it. As long as you stick around, and read enough to avoid the occasional brain fade or typo, 99 of the advice you get on these sites is the best information you will find, anywhere. If you find any errors, Please don't hesitate to contact me. I've added a contact form to my CONTACT PAGE. None of these trademark holders are affiliated with this web site, nor is this site sponsored or endorsed by them in any way. I do not, and will not respond to the few that manage to make it thru the filters. I do not have a complete inventory of tractor parts.It's easier to find parts for these tractors than many of the more recent tractor models. Why is that? These tractors remain very popular today. Many are still in use. Ford made many more of the N-Tractors than any other model. Many parts are interchangeable from 1939 to 1952. In most cases it is better to choose used or rebuilt original parts over any new replacement parts.Ebay is not my favorite place to shop, but I have had very good luck with nearly every tractor person I have dealt with. Tune up parts and accessories are available from places like NAPA, Tractor Supply Company, or even your local New Holland Tractor dealer. Generally, I've found parts from various local retail stores to be inferior. Most replacement parts are now made in China. Some are good quality. Some are junk. If you are not satisfied with the quality, buy from a different place next time. The cheap stuff may work, but probably won't fit right, or last long. Be sure to ask if there is more than one option. A list of basic parts and part numbers is provided below. Most parts counter people should be able to cross-reference. Having the correct part numbers helps any web search drill down to the correct items. Please don't start replacing parts thinking new parts will be better than the old parts. It just ain't so. In most cases, if the old parts are working, they are far better quality than any shiny new parts you can buy. The designation NPTF stands for National Pipe Taper Fuel. In theory, these fittings do not require sealant on the threads, they are designed to completely seal mechanically. That's great in theory, but I still use a thread sealant for gas systems, especially when re-using one side or both sides of a connection. The sealant for gas systems is yellow in color rather than the white teflon stuff for water pipe fittings. Check current average on-line prices (plus shipping) and you will have a ballpark idea what I will sell parts for. Listed below is most of the parts currently lurking around the shop. I believe the only way to get one of these mugs was to buy a full set of Cragar rims in 1982. This was an advertising promotion. Buy a set of four rims by November 1, and get the Cragar Chug A Lug mug free! I will refund what is left after paying actual shipping cost. This is nothing short of a royal pain when using a back blade and other implements. The solution is to provide hydraulic pressure from an external pump. Warning, most 2-bolt pumps appear to be larger than the 4-bolt pumps I use, and there is not a lot of room on these engines. I recommend using the 4-bolt pump, but you are certainly welcome to try an get a 2-bolt pump to fit. These brackets require no finishing and look great as-is. If you want to paint them, the holes are slightly oversize, so painting or powder-coating won't cause problems. PayPal buttons below are the easiest way to get one of my pump brackets and the cheapest way to get one from a machine shop. The cheapest way to get a bracket is to scroll down to the plans and make your own. Those plans are earlier designs that are very labor-intensive, but they can be cut and welded together without the services of a machine shop. FD006 Alum SD008 Alum The old part may be too far gone to fix it, or missing. There are also cases where something non-standard is needed. The most convenient way to get custom machine shop parts for any project. Here's a photo of some custom parts fresh from the machine shop: The convenience can't be beat, and prices compare very well to quotes I gotten from local fabricators. Please keep in mind this is a measured drawing, from the engine and transmission. These were NOT based on factory drawings of these parts. The drawing will be updated if any errors are found. The parts I had made from these drawings worked for my V8-8N project. None of these trademark holders are affiliated with this web site, nor is this site sponsored or endorsed by them in any way. I do not, and will not respond to the few that manage to make it thru the filters. Does the engine have good compression. The hydraulic system needs a clean sump with the proper type fluid. Other items, such as brakes, clutch, and steering, often need some work. Reprints or even originals of both are surprisingly inexpensive and very easy to get. The information I have provided on this website is intended to supplement, not replace what is in the manuals. The best manuals are written while actually taking the vehicle apart, but they are always taking apart a new vehicle. Very few step-by-step procedures can include many of the real-world steps that deal with layers of gook, rust, stripped threads, frozen fittings, and previous hack-job repairs. I will attempt to fill in some of the blanks. That's a good way to destroy an engine that might have been ok. Remove the spark plugs. Keep them lined up so you know which cylinder each came out of. Look at them. Are they all the same. Pour a little Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF) in each cylinder. Use about an ounce or so in each cylinder. Just enough to wet the rings. Any brand any type ATF is good for this. Will it turn by hand. Grab the fan belt and see if you can turn the engine just a bit. The engine should turn fairly easy with the plugs out. If you can move it by hand, twist each spark plug back in a couple of turns to keep trash and bugs out of the cylinders. Let the ATF work in the cylinders for at least 30 minutes. Several hours is even better. If it looks bad, or the engine has been sitting for several years, change the oil and filter. If all seems ok so far, remove the plugs and wet the cylinders with ATF again. Leave the spark plugs out and crank the engine. Listen for the compression strokes and for any expensive noises. If all is well, check for oil pressure on the gauge. Now would be a good time to run a compression check. You could use your finger, but a compression gauge is a lot more accurate. Place over each spark plug hole and record the max compression for each. Anything above 90 PSI is good and the cylinders should give an equal reading, within about 10, or so. It's a tractor, not a dragster, so don't get too excited if a cylinder is a little low. If one or more cylinders is way low, you may have broken rings or stuck valves. This needs to be fixed before we go any further. Service the distributor and make sure you have good spark. Install a fresh set of spark plugs, and crank it up. If it starts, treat it like a fresh rebuild for at least the first few minutes. Check my break-in procedure HERE Before doing any WORK on the vehicle in question, here is a quick way to find out where the noise is coming from. Some people have those mechanics stethescopes. The same type of thing the doctor uses to listen to your heart. Any long-handled tool will work much the same way as that fancy steth thingy. I often use a long screwdriver to locate the source of odd noises.At each location, rest the handle against your ear. You will be able to quickly pinpoint exactly where the noise is coming from. BE CAREFUL! Don't get that screwdriver or any part of your body tangled up in the fan belt, other moving parts, or exposed electrical terminals. You could buy a real mechanics stethoscope, but why spend money if any long screwdriver, broom handle, or similar object will accomplish the same thing for free? Modern multi-Grade, high-detergent oils did not exist when those specifications were written. The oil sump and pickup were designed to allow dirt and sludge to collect in the bottom of the sump. That was normal for the non-detergent type oil that was commonly used. Modern Multi-Grade detergent oil has been engineered to keep dirt in suspension, so the filter can collect more, and what remains in suspension comes out more easily when you drain the old oil. With reasonably frequent oil changes, this essentially eliminates the need to flush and clean the sump before adding new oil. Since the lightest weight oil Ford recommended was 10-weight, I normally look for a 10-30 or 10-40 multi-grade for year-round operation in Central Virginia. The ZDDP controversy: Draw your own conclusions. This was not for increased wear protection, but to reduce oxidation caused by higher operating temperatures. Was this a coincidence. That question is the root of this controversy. Those tests would not represent real-world operating conditions for most engines.