Those tractors are very fun to drive with the gear changer at you're nut's, just be careful of your surroundings, and be mindful of the big wheels :) Clutch on the Left Break on the Right... Throttle is on the steering wheel... Hold the left foot clutch down and break to stop and/or change gears. You're welcome :)

That is the tractor pulls I enjoy watching the most.

Ocupo una biela y los metales comoleago para consegirla el motor es 282

The little one seems to be having a good time

Long live the Flat Head V8's!

I'm kind of surprised he could double the torque or more and have the trans and rear end survive in that tractor. The 9-2-8Ns were not known for being over built as far as the drive train was concerned. I did notice he kept the tire width conservative, maybe to let the tires spin before putting major stress on the drive train. As for how strong these tractors were verses other tractors of the era:Ford was working against a different philosophy than other makers. He viewed these tractors as the first tractor farmers could afford to replace a team of horses. The tractors were made light enough to be stored in barns, but had enough power to handle the same size equipment a farmer replacing horses would already own. It is hard to believe now, but draft animals were still a significant part of most small farms in1939 when these came out.

Stand at the end of the track so we can see the tractor at the end of the pull

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Hello, can i ask? is this the 5 1/2 disc?

jel imaju delovi menjaca za ovaj traktor

pravi prenos menjaca

That tractor is still working hard for it's owner and doing a great job of it too. I wanted to get a new Ford tractor when I was in the Air Force, and plow the soil and plant vegetables, but by the time I got out and moved back home the only brand which was sold in my area was the John Deere brand so I purchased one of them. I got another one from the same dealer last year and love them both. I learned how to drive a tractor in 1965 on a Massey Ferguson who belonged to a family I was working for as a teen.

We had one of these on the farm I grew up on. We had a cab on it, was so nice to work the field in the shade.

2 N' and 9N's are supposed to be painted all Gray. The differences are a 8N has both brake pedals on the same side, plus 4 forward gears, and the wheels are different. Also, the 8N' don't have a Ferguson Lift. The lift arms look like the metal is thinner. I think the steering arms are different too.

nice video of a very nice tractor...love seeing these old machines still working...just traded for a 2n myself the other day...she needs a little work but should be back to working in no time

I've got a Ford 2N with a 2 bottom Dearborn plow hooked up to it. Mines brand new. It's a Precision 1/16 die-cast. Good video. Regards...

At those speeds and on flat ground it all looks pretty safe to me. Push in the clutch or shut off the key...everything comes to a stop. That kid will remember that for the rest of his life and it will shape the man he becomes in this world. Good job Grandpa!

The flat heads were really something in their time... That's an impressive amount of low end grunt.

nice to see these old fords still doing work and glad to see the little one riding along. When I was a kid I used to ride with my grandfather while he worked his small farm and also skidded logs. I think its some part of a normal American childhood to ride on an old ford when you're little. I used to sit on the hood though with one leg on either side. I'd bet the safety police would be all over that today

Nice! We love these good ol' tractors! Me and my husband recently bought our 2nd n-series tractor. First is our 9n which is dedicated with a Dearborn/Danuser posthole digger and 2nd is our 8n that we are using as the work horse for plowing, forklift, Dearborn 10-6 scoop, and whatever other attachments we can use but I wanted to ask if you use rear stabilizers for the 3-pt arms when you plow... we noticed our plow will shift side-to-side and will also lean to one side when the plow is raised up and we're on a slight slope and so making it a little more difficult getting the plow right where it should be when lowering it to the ground.

I have a quick question I have a Ford 2N 1943 tractor I just got. I was disking with it today, and it will not lift the disk its the same size as the one you are using, and it would not lift it. I saw place's were it can lift up to 800 LB and 1200 LB with a front weight. yet this will not lift it. now if I put the level in the up position it will try but will not lift but if I and a friend I have pull up on the disk it will go up and stay up. Can that be the PUMP. If so please let me know if you have any idea of what it could be so I can get her fixed up right. Thanks in advance.

its a 2n,vertical grill bars and big hub back wheels give it away

Good old Ford still earning its keep.

Is the gear howl normal ? I just bought a 1942 2N with a older (no frost plug left side) engine.

That is not HUNTING ! THAT IS "SHOOTING" GET ON THE GROUND, leave your dogs at home. AND USE A BOW AND ARROW OF YOUR CHOICE. NO CROSSBOWS ! Y'ALL GOT NO BALLS !

Nice tractor & plow. The plow should be leveled though. The back moldboard is plowing way deeper than the front and it's leaving ridges causing it to not cover well on the front while the back has dirt coming up over top of the moldboard and falling into the furrow.

way older

sweet little setup you've got there

Nice looking 2N! I find driving my 8n with a human on my lap to be challenging. Would also like to hear opinions on your disk. I am looking into one.

i own one except its trike set up

Is the disc from tractor supply> If it is do you mind sharing your opinion on it. Looking at getting one for my Kubota.

Blonde woman owww :S

if you get your timing right you can raise and lower implements without stopping. more acres per hour and easier on the clutch

I just love tractor pulling ,, never had an V8-N but I do have a 1953 Super H farmall with a turbo charged 350SBC it is wicked fast //SCARY too and has more power than it can safely use I recorded a top speed of 42MPH with the engine running 4800-RPMS ,, borrowed the engine from a wrecked truck to put in it

safety--- never disk with someone riding much less a small child!!!

I'm 14 so you can't call me a perv. HA. She's hot.

Nice soil, I have rocks Bye the time I get all the rocks out I need a ladder to get down to the Garden

maybe he is 13 too

funny how this became more about the teenage girl than the tractor...

ya but shes 17 now

get a real tractor i pull a 6 ft john deere killifer disk a john deere b, 520, 620 the b stuggles but not that bad i need more rear wieght on all them to pull it better

Great job at plowing!

she is hott

Nothing like a classic set up classic tractor ,classic plow and bib overalls I'll give this vid a like as it reminds of the the days of my childhood on the old 80 acre farm with our two old tractors a Ford 9N and a Massey Ferguson 65 Diesel

Ive always used a shredder with a chain in the front with a bracket to keep the front of the shredder up so the hydraulic arms of the tractor are not engaged when the shredder is...i guess different shredder manufac. so siferent things.

Gee I wish I had your soil!!!

Thats not an 8N.. but cool anyway

@bulldog32220 thanks!

@mutto82 yeah baby

@BriggsStratton11 i use a 5 ft on my no problem