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Posted by Brady Leiby on Tuesday, June 02, 2009:In Reply to: Re: 1948 ford 8N Steering??? posted by Bob G on Tuesday, June 02, 2009:
well this tractor is actually for my boss, he does enjoy working on them and using them, his other vehicle up north is a 53 dodge flatbed. he currently has a 1944 2n ford tractor, but it is smoking a lot and not really pulling it's weight anymore. he uses it to maintain his property. thanks a lot for the info, is there anythign else you can tell me about the toe in situation? i will continue my own research, but if there is anything else you can tell me about reparing this i would appriciate it. and the tractor was moving when he said the steering was really hard. a lot harder than his 2N. thanks again, Brady-
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