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8N Page Questions and Answers (FAQ's) Questions and Answers (FAQ's) Following are questions we're frequently asked about our tractors or Ford tractors in general. I've tried to answer them with facts as I know them, but many require personal opinion or speculation. Your mileage may vary. Click on a topic below or just scroll down the page. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • A: Parts are not hard to find at all.

Locally, your Ford(New Holland) tractor dealer likely carries a good supply or can get quick delivery on parts. Here are some phone, mail order and internet sources: Just 8N's - Many reproduction parts that were not previously available.

Also full line Tisco dealer. THE source for correct, top quality restoration parts. Valu-Bilt Tractor Parts - full line of new replacement parts, used and rebuilt parts and equipment.

Call 1-888-828-3276 and request a catalog. Stevens Tractor Parts - full line of new replacement parts. Call 1-800-333-9143 and request a catalog or visit A: The original 8N operators manual is an excellent source of information on using your tractor and covers maintenance and many general mechanical repairs. Reprints of the operators manual as well as the master parts manual and the I&T FO-4 shop manual are available for a reasonable cost from many sources.

I recommend buying all 3 manuals. You can get them from A: The Woods belly mower I use has done an excellent job. It's very well built and has given me no trouble at all in 7 years of mowing. It takes about 3 hours to install the first time.

When the mower is installed, the rear lift arms are removed. If you need to use other attachments, you have to remove the belly mower. It's not very practical to do that, but possible if you're ambitious.

I recommend having a dedicated tractor for the belly mower, otherwise get a rear 3 point finish mower. But, for ease of operation and handling around obstacles, the belly mower is hard to beat.

For pricing information on Woods mowers, contact your local implement dealer or check on the web with A: My front blade is an ARPS angle dozer blade. Dearborn made one just like it and also made V snowplows. Finding a used one is the only way I know to get one.

As far as I know, nobody makes anything like it anymore. I found mine by running a 'wanted' ad in our local shopper/advertiser paper. I also get questions from folks who have one of these but do not have the mounting brackets or have parts missing.

Here's a parts drawing for the Dearborn 19-2 blade. Here's a shot of the front mounting brackets of the ARPS unit as installed on the tractor. Here's a shot of the same ARPS unit from the rear. Envivo Usb Dj Controller Driver.

Here's a shot of the ARPS brackets off the tractor. A: There are a lot of old front end loaders out there for sale, mostly the Dearborn or Wagner models.

Most old pipe type loaders made the operator climb on the tractor from the back, since they blocked the side access. Many tractor and implement dealers will have used loaders for sale. For an example of a new, more modern loader, click on. A: You can get them from A: This small lever is the position control lever.

When it is straight up (vertical) the lift is in position control. The hydraulic lift quadrant lever will position the implement in relation to the quadrant lever position. When the small lever is down (horizontal) the lift is in draft control mode. Plowing is about the only time you use draft control. The lift will raise or lower the plow slightly to maintain a constant draft pressure which keeps the furrow at a uniform depth. A: The front tires are bias ply automotive tires on homemade rims.

I used these because I happened to have them, and they're easy on the grass when making sharp turns. You can buy 4 or 5 rib ag tires for the regular 16' 8N wheels that would work just as well, or you can buy new front rims in 14' or 15' sizes and whatever width you choose to fit the automotive tires of your choice. The 3 rib ag tires, especially the 4.00 x 19' tend to leave marks in the sod when turning sharply.

The rear tires are Armstrong 14.9 x 24 turf tires mounted on 12 x 24 rims. This combination makes for a tire that is approximately the same height as the original 8N tires, but with a lot more width. They have done a superb job of providing good traction on the hills I mow while leaving the lawn unmarked.