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1946 Ford 2N tractor | Tractors123 of 175 |  |  |
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This tractor is a 1946 Ford 2N .I have been restoring this for my father. When I first started the project the compression in the engine was bad so I tore into it and found that the cylinder sleeves had been removed and Mercury pistons installed, it ran like this for atleast 25 years on the cast cylinder walls ! I installed new sleves and did a complete rebuild.
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thanks chevy59 !
Thanks egreeley ! :)
That is a nice looking Ford tractor,and in such good shape. I wish mine looked that good Maybe some day.
Wow, what a sweet heart. I wish the one I posted from a friends property could be made to look like this. Super work, I hope your Dad is happy.