This was my father's Tractor, I do not have any information on it and I've searched for serial numbers on the tractor. I will get some numbers off of it to put on the forum. Take a look at the photos and see what you think. I am also looking to sell it as well, any ideas of what it's worth?
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Identify This Fordson
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RChambliss
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Identify This Fordson
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Re: Identify This Fordson
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Fordson Major Diesel between 1954 and 1957 I would suspect.
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Brian
Brian
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.......with incorrect colour on the rims. The Fordsons out of that time had a blue/orange combination.Brian wrote:
Fordson Major Diesel between 1954 and 1957 I would suspect.
Regards Matthias
With County, you can
1959 Power Major
1961 County Super 4 drainagemachine
1963 Super Major
1964 NP Super Major 4x4
1966 County 654
With County, you can
1959 Power Major
1961 County Super 4 drainagemachine
1963 Super Major
1964 NP Super Major 4x4
1966 County 654
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Hmm,
I think its a Power Major without a dash fitted. Flat tank and long steering column makes me think that.
rgds
Emiel
I think its a Power Major without a dash fitted. Flat tank and long steering column makes me think that.
rgds
Emiel
Best regards
Emiel
N 1937, E27N 1948, 8N 1949, E27N 1950, E1A Diesel 1953, E1ADKN PP 1956, Dexta 1959, NH Clayson M103 1964
Emiel
N 1937, E27N 1948, 8N 1949, E27N 1950, E1A Diesel 1953, E1ADKN PP 1956, Dexta 1959, NH Clayson M103 1964
Re: Identify This Fordson
Looks like it has an upright pump and no breather on the timing cover Emiel
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Brian
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Hello Brian,
You're right I think. On photobucket you can enlarge the picture. The pump is upright and the throttle control runs through the block and not around the block as on MKII engines.
On the nearside we also see the hole for the radiator shutter handle in the tank support. And a customized exhaust pipe.
The fuel tank and steering column are changed sometimes it seems.
Rgds
Emiel
You're right I think. On photobucket you can enlarge the picture. The pump is upright and the throttle control runs through the block and not around the block as on MKII engines.
On the nearside we also see the hole for the radiator shutter handle in the tank support. And a customized exhaust pipe.
The fuel tank and steering column are changed sometimes it seems.
Rgds
Emiel
Best regards
Emiel
N 1937, E27N 1948, 8N 1949, E27N 1950, E1A Diesel 1953, E1ADKN PP 1956, Dexta 1959, NH Clayson M103 1964
Emiel
N 1937, E27N 1948, 8N 1949, E27N 1950, E1A Diesel 1953, E1ADKN PP 1956, Dexta 1959, NH Clayson M103 1964
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Re: Identify This Fordson
Fordson Major Diesel, need more clear photo's to be sure.
Don't just leave it in the shed, Fordson's are made to work, so take it out and work it....!
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This is quite tricky; the tractor has 38" rear rims but they are of different designs.
I f you're going to look closely at the 1st picture, the rim has the sort of "extra step" into it, while the 2nd picture which shows the other side the other rim had a different design. My question is: which one is correct, the "stepped" one on the 1st pic , the "non-stepped" one on the 2nd pic, or both were used by fordson?
I f you're going to look closely at the 1st picture, the rim has the sort of "extra step" into it, while the 2nd picture which shows the other side the other rim had a different design. My question is: which one is correct, the "stepped" one on the 1st pic , the "non-stepped" one on the 2nd pic, or both were used by fordson?