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10-21-2000 19:13:36

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So, did we ever find out if there was a production 7N and if there is really a 7N Owner's Manual, or is this the beginning of another rural legend? If there was one, I wonder what it would be worth?

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Dan

10-22-2000 07:54:03

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Re: 7N in reply to bg, 10-21-2000 19:13:36

Hey Bob, how's it goin-

Yeah, there actually was a "7N" Ford tractor, produced as the "7NX" in 1945. There were not many produced, and the prototypes assembled were more-or-less test mules. The "7NX" became the 8N in 1947. There is a short blurb about the 7N in Leffingwell's excellent book "Ford Farm Tractors," chapt. 12, pg. 163 (and a photo on pg.164).

I would be surprised if there were any to be found, but it would be cool, wouldn't it? As far as a 7N Owners Manual- I don't think so.

Dan
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Dan

10-22-2000 08:24:00

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Re: Re: 7N in reply to Dan, 10-22-2000 07:54:03

Read the next page and realized this question has already been answered- sorry.

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Pete's '47

10-22-2000 10:52:29

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Re: Re: Re: 7N in reply to Dan, 10-22-2000 08:24:00

Dan, I'm the poster from the previous page. I haven't seen the tractor yet but I'm told about a 7N with a manual. I'm taking it with the ol' grain of salt until I see it for sure but they made a few and I guess they could be somewhere, like one near me. Nobody seems to know what they might be worth. Does a person pay $1,000 for an old tractor or $10,000 for a rare prototype? Who knows but I intend to find out. Pete

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10-22-2000 11:51:31

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Re: Re: Re: Re: 7N in reply to Pete's '47, 10-22-2000 10:52:29

By all means, keep us posted. If this puppy exists, it would be really neat to see it. Imagine if you had the last 2N produced, the first 8N produced and something in between...?

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Richard(WY)

10-22-2000 18:23:49

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 7N in reply to bg, 10-22-2000 11:51:31

Just imagine Bob when you have that estate sale and people find that dually Ford truck parked on top of the Farmall and 8N parts. Maybe that is what starts these so called legends. Can you imagine some bubba buying the whole lot and trying to assemble that mess into a tractor? He might call it an 8Nall

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10-22-2000 18:44:02

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 7N in reply to Richard(WY), 10-22-2000 18:23:49

Talk about a non-sequitar....

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Hillbilly

10-23-2000 03:28:14

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: 7N in reply to bg, 10-22-2000 18:44:02

"Non sequitur"

Pronunciation: 'n�n-'se-kw&-t&r also -"tur

Function: noun

Etymology: Latin, it does not follow

Date: 1540

1 : an inference that does not follow from the premises; specifically : a fallacy resulting from a simple conversion of a universal affirmative proposition or from the transposition of a condition and its consequent

2 : a statement (as a response) that does not follow logically from anything previously said.

This is for us hillbillys who don't know what the hello that there work means and does no not what how to spell it.

Non-anal Jethro

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