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Ford - Fits: 2N, 8N, 9N (all between 1939 and 1952); Replaces: 9N9121, 9N9121A
Ford - Fits: [ 2N, 8N, 9N (1939-1952) ]; Replaces: 86591375, 9N9282A * 1/4" tube with 7/16" - 24 fittings* Gates steel fuel line with ALGAL (95% zinc 5% aluminum) finish on the inside and outside of the line.* Fittings made by Parker* Manufactured in Canada
…Sn: 807751 Using 1.280 Tall Glass Bowl), 88 (Gas ) Massey Harris - Fits: 50 (Gas); Replaces: 180141M91 * 3/8" pipe thread inlet * 1/4" tube outlet Please use caution when threading the fuel line into the sediment bowl. Warranty void if the threads are damaged from cross threading.
Allis Chalmers - Fits various models Case - Fits various models Cockshutt - Fits various models Ford - Fits various models International / Farmall - International / Farmall - Fits various models Fits John Deere - Fits various models Massey Ferguson - Fits various models Massey Harris - Fits various…
…a 9N, 2N, and 8N Ford Tractors: Difference between a 9N, 2N, and 8N 04/06/2015Written by Rachel Gingell 54 Comments One of the most popular tractors of all time, the Ford N-series tractor is an American icon. More than fifty years after the last 8N rolled off the assembly line, these tractors…
…diameter oil line) ], VAE (fits 'some') Case Industrial - Fits: VAI (fits 'some' using 3/16" diameter oil line) Ford - Fits: [ 2N, 9N (fits using 3/16" diameter oil line) ]; Replaces: 9N18685 Fits John Deere - A (Serviceable (original was an elbow fitting) using 3/16" diameter oil line; gas, LP,…
…4130 4 cylinder (All 4 cylinder gas, LP & Diesel thru 1964) ] This gauge is shipped with 1/8" male pipe threads. Unless you can reuse your old adapter fitting for the oil line to the gauge, you will need one of the following depending on the line size: ABC538 (1/8" line) or IHS626 (1/4" line).
…pipe threads. Unless you can reuse your old adapter fitting for the oil line to the gauge, you will need one of the following depending on the line size: ABC538 (1/8" line); ABC2353, IHS626 (1/4" line); or ABC2360 3/16" line ---This is a dash mounted gauge with a bracket and studs (1/8" NPT). It has…
…not compression fitting* Male end (Screen end) is 1/8" pipe thread* Female end is 1/4" flare* Use caution when installing this & threading fuel line in, as it is NOT RETURNABLE if threads have been cross threaded, or fitting is damaged from installing.* We recommend using a 9/16" Weatherhead…
Watch along as Tyler Buchheit shows you how to replace the radiator core in your tractor. Tyler completes the project on his John Deere 630 but the process can be used on any of the Waterloo built John Deere tractor models. Tyler gives you the extra insight into things to watch for during this…
…ripe for American investment. It took 5 years for John Deere’s new German factory to get up to speed. Huge changes were made to the product line, culminating in the 1960 release of the John Deere-Lanz 500 and the similar John Deere-Lanz 300. These tractors were the first John Deere designs…
…Ford Tractors: Difference between a 9N, 2N, and 8N 04/06/2015Written by Rachel Gingell 54 Comments One of the most popular tractors of all time, the Ford N-series tractor is an American icon. More than fifty years after the last 8N rolled off the assembly line, these tractors are still incredibly…
…9N Ford? Check out this 1937 experimental Ford tractor! The tractor has a V8 truck engine, along with several other parts from Ford’s automotive lines (steering components, radiator, lights, and others). Henry Ford showed this prototype tractor to the press on January 7, 1938. Ford was “as pleased…