Nice site.
I'm the editor of a magazine called Ferguson Furrows put out by Ferguson Enthusiasts of North America (FENA.)

I found your site while looking up information on the Zane Thang for one of our members.

I noticed that you have recently updated your site, but found that when I try to go to the site for the Zane Thang, a page comes up that says the Hometown page has been shut down.

What do you know about the Zane Thang? The member I told you about is interested in hearing some first hand experience about it.

Anyway, thank you for what ever information you can give me.
Also I tried emailing you and the email was returned.
Judy Kitson
Editor - Ferguson Furrows
Ferguson Enthusiasts of North America

I have a 1942 model 9N, still use it for mowing about 5 acres weely with a finish mower.
I'll find a picture and send it later.

Joe

Trying to find more information on an old I beleive is a Ford Ferguson. Been in my family for 50 yrs. Looks like a 9N but the serial number does not match starts with a N no prefix number. Not sure of the age, My dad thought it was a 1946, but not sure. Any ideas. Need ot fix the brakes so need to make sure of model.

Hi there, been a while in actually getting onto these pages, 1942 fordferguson 9NAN holley vaporiser carb, dual fuel,aquired tractor 14 years ago having been restored ?? just finished 2nd cosmetic restoration this week, view on NTC 2010 calender March.

I have owned a 8n ford for a long time it was my fathers tractor and he was the second owner of it. I just bought a 2n ford tractor with my son. This is a great information location! We plan on restoring it back to original condition, It basically need a strip down and repaint. I believe we are second owners of this tractor.I new the original owner of both tractors.I am sure I will be coming back for more information as time goes on. We will submit pictures once we have completed the restoration ( before and After)

heres my 47 2n almost to nice to use she sleeps in heated shop gramma uses it for churchwhen her car won\'t start

heres my 1940 9n my great grandfather bought brand new and has been in the family since.

I like your website.Just recently joined the WCATC.I really enjoy tractor shows.I have my grandfathers 1950 ferguson TO20 that I am working on.No pictures yet.

Keep up the good work.

Nice site;
I have four fords, 21 Fordson
47 2N
53 Golden Jubilee
69 F8000
Was reduced to buy an old 48 J.I.Case
Rowcrop
for a feature show
Enjoy!

Just acquired a 9N and very excited to get it running again. It\'s been sitting in my neighbor\'s yard for at least 5 years. S/N: 252687. My husband and his 85 year old friend are in the shop right now tearing it down! Will get it running to do some work on my horse farm. Down the road we\'ll retire it and restore it completely to show, etc. Very cool tractor, glad to have it!

1939 9N owner, gets used daily!!

Very nice site !

Good site.------------1941-9N--------------------1948-JD--------------------------------------1946-allis

nice site

Just became owner of my first tractor last fall, a 1942 9n. This thing is older than I am and still running strong. It came with a loader and back blade. I have added a brush hog to the collection witch will be tryed out next summer. I'm hooked. Eventually I will do some minor restoration.

Looking for more information for parts an information on 9n Ford Fergunson. As I am going to restore the 9N. Question is there much different in the mechanics parts etc: between the 9N and The 8N?

Thank you

Hi Tyler, my 2n is serial #9N259029, and is now completely rebuilt. It now has 12volt electrics,using a delco alternator, OEM resistor, and 12 volt coil. It runs very well, and is ready for winter with it's 6 foot blade.Awesome little workhorse. Painted dark grey with dark blue chassis, to match my gravel truck and equipment. Thanks for all the help your page has given.

Hi,
Bought my first tractor one month ago now and I am in the process of dismantling. Its a Ford 8NAN, burns gas or kerosene. Sites like yours give me the much needed courage to keep going. I too am hoping to use powdercoating wherever possible. Would you happen to know the RAL number for the 8N medium grey and the red ? Thanks for the inspiring info on your site and all the best from Switzerland

i'm just finishing up my grandfathers & fathers hand me down 9n . i went thru the motor and repainted it. it sure looks just like brand new . when you paint them be sure to use hardner in the paint if you use regular paint and it will look like new for a long time .

I recently bought my first 8N after many years of wanting one. I have a 900 that I have had for 25 years but always wanted a 8N. It is from an estate and I was told a few years ago I would have the first offer on it. Happy to have it.