You Won' See An 8N Ford Like This Very Often! 1951 8N Ford with single front wheel
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- čas přidán 10. 04. 2020
- Danny Norman of Georgia is a world-class classic Ford tractors collector. One of the jewels of his collection is his 1951 Ford 8N with single front wheel. Several hundred 8Ns were converted by a firm in California to have this single front wheel conversion. They were designed for use in the cotton fields and for vegetable farmers. Danny shares the history on this tractor and talks about his passion for classic Ford tractors.
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What a classic!
I can still remember a man clearing the lot for the house I grew up in, somewhere around 1951 or '52, using a Ford tractor. Have loved them ever since.
Great looking collection and a very unique 8n! I sure miss those big live oaks with the moss hanging in them. Thanks for the video!
of ALL the 8N Ford tractors I've seen, this one is certainly unique in its very own way!
Is there no comment on this fellows Rail Car in his yard? That is a fellow who sees something he wants to preserve and gets it done.
What an enviable collection!
Danny is a FORD MAN !
Thanks for the video What a collection you have
AS A KID IN THE ERA OF THIS TRACTOR I AM QUITE SURPRISED TO SEE THIS!!
NEVER HEARD OF OR SEEN ANY PICTURES EVEN!!
4wd .a highly boom sprayer. One with factory enclosed cab . and that's just a few
Oh you can't believe all the configurations of the 8n tractor . 4
I have never heard of a slow 8n 🤣 they are cool tractors and I really enjoyed this video
Beautiful tractor!
That's a very nice piece 👍
Excellent video! 👍👍
Excellent tractor Very cool 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
The rare zero turn tractor but all aside this is really cool I love tractors
I have one of these tractors but mine has 42 inch rubber and a Sherman two speed
thank u
My dad and I put v12 Lincoln flathead in ford 8n
Cowboychevy Schneider my daddy said son you're gonna drive me to drinkin if you don't stop driving that Hot Rod Lincoln
Cool looking machine... although with the kind of land I got here, I wouldn't be able to use that kind. My grandpa used to have a 4-wheel one with the front wheels close together and even that gave him fits on the uneven steep terrain; it would try to tip over sideways, and going uphill with a load on the back the front wheels wouldn't stay on the ground
Nice!
cool
Triketor! :-D
I ran a Allis Chalmers with one front tire rsking hay when I was around 14 in 74 on a what was at the time a good size freestall operation. That front tire would hit a woodchuck hole and the front end would jump up in the air a couple of feet and wake you up.
Looks like those would turn over easy.
This tractor would be a good candidate for a Sherman over/under add on transmission
We had one of those, it was ordered by the county to mow ditches but never paid for, so an bought it a cost from the dealer.
What specifically makes this tractor a good candidate for an auxiliary transmission?
To gear it down more and slow it down 8ns are to fast plus taller tires makes it worse
Something really needs grease
I kept hearing that too and was trying my best to zero in on what needed the grease.
Why is it that some old tractors, such as 8N Fords, only have one wheel on the front? Were they designed by Reliant or something?
Because you can turn on a dime and get a nickel back. The ability to turn sharp and quick is important on a tractor.
The N series Ford tractors were not typically found as a tricycle tractor, this tractor is rare and is by far the exception rather than the norm for an N series Ford.