What kind of oil do you put in a Ford 8N?

According to the Ford N-series tractor manual, use of 10-weight motor oil for temperatures between minus 10 and plus 10 degrees Fahrenheit, 20-weight motor oil for all temperatures between 10 and 90 degrees and straight 30-weight motor oil when the temperature is above 90 degrees.

When did the Ford 8N tractor come out?

Ford started producing its 8N tractor in 1947 and continued producing it through 1952. As of 2010, it remains the best-selling tractor of all time. Ford 8Ns are still in use and with proper maintenance can last for years to come.

What kind of oil do you put in a Ford tractor?

Manual Specifications According to the Ford N-series tractor manual, use of 10-weight motor oil for temperatures between minus 10 and plus 10 degrees Fahrenheit, 20-weight motor oil for all temperatures between 10 and 90 degrees and straight 30-weight motor oil when the temperature is above 90 degrees.

Where can I find Ford 8N tractor parts?

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What kind of oil should I use on my Ford tractor?

If you are on a tight budget, using the least expensive UTF “Straight Mineral Oil” equivalent to the old GL-1 spec won’t cause anything horrible to instantly happen to your tractor. Basically, look for the cheapest pail that says it’s recommended for Ford tractors with a combination sump with gears and hydraulics.

What kind of oil does a New Holland tractor use?

The NH-410B is the current New Holland Agriculture OEM specification that is equivalent to Ford ESN-M2C-134D. A premium synthetic that says it “MEETS” NH-410B (M2C-134D) is much thinner than 80 or 90 weight gear oil. It’s like a 10-30 multigrade motor oil thickness.

What kind of oil do you put in a Ford 8N?