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2N with high/low tranny

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Joe Scott

10-24-1998 11:49:40

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I recently bought a '45 2N that has a high low lever on the left side of the tranny. forward is low and back is high. There appears to be a neutral in the middle. Is this typical of a 2N or was it an after market invention. What exactly do I have here? Also anyone interested in emailing me archives or chatting about 2N's(or otherN's) can do so. Thanks,
Joe

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Tyler(MD)

10-24-1998 20:56:06

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Re: 2N with high/low tranny in reply to Joe Scott, 10-24-1998 11:49:40

Joe,

The "Sherman" step-up auxillary transmisson was a dealer option and not a factory option. There were several aux. trannys. This tranny added more speed for highway traveling.

Tyler(MD)

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JerryU

10-25-1998 16:47:45

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Re: Re: 2N with high/low tranny in reply to Tyler(MD), 10-24-1998 20:56:06

: Joe,

The "Sherman" step-up auxillary transmisson was a dealer option and not a factory option. There were several aux. trannys. This tranny added more speed for highway traveling.

Tyler(MD)
You ever see such a clean tractor????

Hey Tyler, when are you going to put oil and antifreeze in it. Its been almost a year and a half since you painted it, I would think by now you would get tired of towing it around for photo opportunitys.

Put the oil, grease, and antifreeze in it and let it get grungy like a tractor is supposed to be.

JerryU

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Tyler(MD)

10-25-1998 19:36:02

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Re: Re: Re: 2N with high/low tranny in reply to JerryU, 10-25-1998 16:47:45

Have cow pies.....will travel. But Jerry....where do you put the oil in? And what type? :-)

Tyler

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John.COLO

10-25-1998 19:35:53

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Re: Re: Re: 2N with high/low tranny in reply to JerryU, 10-25-1998 16:47:45

Photo-op...is that all the good Dr Tyler's grandad's N is for? Put Bill Clinton on it and re-define over-under and indirect.

tOTG

: : Joe,

The "Sherman" step-up auxillary transmisson was a dealer option and not a factory option. There were several aux. trannys. This tranny added more speed for highway traveling.

Tyler(MD)
: You ever see such a clean tractor????

: Hey Tyler, when are you going to put oil and antifreeze in it. Its been almost a year and a half since you painted it, I would think by now you would get tired of towing it around for photo opportunitys.

: Put the oil, grease, and antifreeze in it and let it get grungy like a tractor is supposed to be.

: JerryU

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Tyler(MD)

10-25-1998 19:54:17

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Re: Re: Re: Re: 2N with high/low tranny in reply to John.COLO, 10-25-1998 19:35:53

It all depends on what the definiton of "is" means. What do ya think Bill nicknamed his "N"?

Tyler

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