What is the casting code on a Ford tractor?
What is the casting code on a Ford tractor?
You will need both of those numbers to identify your tractor. Some casting codes on 9N-2N-8N engine blocks, transmission housings, and rear axle housings can also help pinpoint a date of manufacture. A code such as G187 would mean the part was cast on or after July 18th, 1947. D252 would be April 25th, 1952.
What can I do to help identify my tractor?
By documenting these changes and features it will hopefully aid in correctly identifying the tractors and be a help to restorers who want their tractors to be “as original”.
Where are the serial numbers on a Ford tractor?
Serial numbers on the 9N-2N and 8N tractors are located on the left side of the engine block, just below the head and behind the oil filter. The numbers are usually not stamped very deep (or very straight). Try different angles and light sources to make the number visible.
Do you need to know what year your tractor was made?
Need to know what year your tractor was made? various Ford and Fordson Tractor models. On this page we have listed the various models of Ford tractors produced between 1939 and 1964. We will show unique features and list serial numbers and other identifying marks.
Where do I pick up my tags in Lee County?
Visit the TagsToday® pickup location that you selected and pick up your renewed tag with a photo identification. You are now leaving the Lee County Tax Collector site. You are being redirected to another site in order to complete your request. For your convenience, our website provides links to internet sites maintained by other organizations.
When did County Tractors go into receivership?
By 1983 County was in financial trouble and went into receivership in February. A Shropshire Dealer, David Gittins formed a new company, “County Tractors Limited”, to buy the business. The New company set about updating the range and updated the top models to the new Ford TW series spec skid units.
What kind of engine does a county tractor have?
A Shropshire Dealer, David Gittins formed a new company, “County Tractors Limited”, to buy the business. The New company set about updating the range and updated the top models to the new Ford TW series spec skid units. The 1184 TW used a TW-15 skid of 143 hp (107 kW). The 1184 TW had an uprated engine to give 95 hp (71 kW).
Is there still a demand for County Tractors?
There is a good demand for parts as County built over 35,000 tractors and 75% were exported, with a lot still in use. Some are being repatriated as demand from collectors grows.
