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Patrick Thomas

02-14-2007 14:02:00

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When I first came to this site I was very impressed with the amount of knowledge one could obtain from it.
I have been a wrench puller for 45 years but I knew nothing of tractors.
I started out repairing my neighbor's N tractors and the N bug bit me.
So now I have one and I have gained so much from this forum.
All my other N friends see me as a real N mechanic thanks to all of you here.
N's Forever Ya'll

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Bob's Funky Ford

02-14-2007 19:01:54

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Re: What a great site. in reply to Patrick Thomas, 02-14-2007 14:02:00

I fully agree that this site is very beneficial to us newbies. I did not know what a Funk conversion was until I came across this tractor. It has been so much fun, that I have started restoration on another. It keeps me out of the bar and mostly broke.

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Milton Florida

02-14-2007 17:20:07

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Re: What a great site. in reply to Patrick Thomas, 02-14-2007 14:02:00

OK! I have a 850 (1956)...what am I missing by not having a (N) Series???? Post pages are longer and more interesting??? Have a 1951 chevy truck,,,but not that old a tractor! Should I pick me up a 51 series ford tractor? Funny though...my 850 tractor starts faster than My 2000 Ford F-150 truck...go figure!

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Dunk

02-14-2007 18:23:11

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Re: What a great site. in reply to Milton Florida, 02-14-2007 17:20:07

I have family and friends that lived in Milton.

Now family lives in Pace, and Pensacola.

Bless yer heart on the Ford, after the better idea.

Most folks have them thangs fer sale.

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Milton Florida

02-14-2007 17:20:09

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Milton Florida

02-14-2007 17:19:55

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Dan

02-14-2007 14:15:06

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Re: What a great site. in reply to Patrick Thomas, 02-14-2007 14:02:00

You say you got bit by the N bug - but you only have ONE N? (grin)

Yep - this is a great site with tons of info and experience, hang around and help out when you can (wrench turners are always in high demand here).

Dan

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Patrick Thomas

02-14-2007 14:24:46

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Re: What a great site. in reply to Dan, 02-14-2007 14:15:06

Hey give me time!
I sure will contribute whenever I can.

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Bob

02-14-2007 14:09:09

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Re: What a great site. in reply to Patrick Thomas, 02-14-2007 14:02:00

Watch out!

Admitting to knowing something about these tractors can get a guy in trouble from time to time!

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Patrick Thomas

02-14-2007 14:27:58

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Re: What a great site. in reply to Bob, 02-14-2007 14:09:09

The same holds true for most motorized vehicles.
You learn to only tell good looking female motorized vehicle owners of your skills. (HA HA)

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Bob

02-14-2007 14:36:52

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Re: What a great site. in reply to Patrick Thomas, 02-14-2007 14:27:58

Boy, I don't know about that either! My son is in a community college Auto Tech class, and his GF of a couple of weeks is sure keeping him busy with HER vehicle. It's OK, though, I've known her for a long time, and she seems like a KEEPER.

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Patrick Thomas

02-14-2007 14:48:29

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Re: What a great site. in reply to Bob, 02-14-2007 14:36:52

I know better I just wanted to throw that in.
Glad to hear your son's girl is a keeper.
Maybe she can learn to work on N's.

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Bob

02-14-2007 14:58:44

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Re: What a great site. in reply to Patrick Thomas, 02-14-2007 14:48:29

She does her own basic maintenance on her truck, so, who knows!

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don t-9n180179

02-15-2007 01:54:24

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Re: What a great site. in reply to Bob, 02-14-2007 14:58:44

Im sorry, I just have to ask....Got a picture of the truck? (very, very big grin).

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