I&T Shop Manual for the
Ford 2N

Ford 2N
General tractor information:
	Manufacturer:	Ford
	Model:	2N
	Type:	Farm/Agricultural tractor
	Years produced:	1942 - 1947
	Total built:	-unknown-
	Factory:	Dearborn, Michigan, USA
	Original price:	$1,120
	Replaced:	Ford 9N
Tractor power:
	Drawbar (rated):	12 hp [8.9 kW]
	PTO (rated):	23 hp [17.2 kW]
Engine:
	Manufacturer:	Ford
	Fuel:	gasoline
	Type:	inline
	Cylinders:	4
	Bore/Stroke:	3.188x3.75 inches [81 x 95 mm]
	Displacement:	119.7 ci [2.0 L]
	Compression:	6.0 : 1
	Rated RPMs:	2000
	Cooling:	liquid
	Torque:	84 lb-ft [113.9 Nm]
	Torque RPMs:	1500
	Firing order:	1-2-4-3
	Oil capacity:	6 qts [5.7 L]
	Sparkplug gap:	0.025
	Point gap:	0.015
Transmission:
	Type:	sliding gear
	Forward:	3
	Reverse:	1
Mechanical:
	Chassis:	4x2 2WD
	Steering:	-unknown-
	Brakes:	-unknown-
Capacity:
	Fuel:	10 gal [37 L]
	Coolant:	12 qts [11.4 L]
Power Take-off (PTO):
	Rear PTO:	-unknown-
	Rear speed (RPM):	545
Tires:
	Ag front:	4.00-19
	Ag rear:	10.00x28
Dimensions:
	Weight:	3070 lbs [1392 kg]
	Wheelbase:	-unknown-
	Length:	-unknown-
	Width:	-unknown-
	Height:	-unknown-
	Ground clearance:	-unknown-
Electrical:
	Starter volts:	6
Battery:
	Number:	1
	Volts:	6
2N Serial Numbers:
Location: Left side of engine block
1942: 99003
1943: 105375
1944: 126538
1945: 169982
1946: 198731
1947: 258504
Comments:
The Ford 2N was a variation on the 9N introduced due to World War II. By designating a new model, Ford was able bypass wartime restrictions on price. Also, the 2N has some component changes due to wartime shortages. The battery and alternator were eliminated, and replaced with a magneto and hand-crank start. Also, steel wheels became standard equipment.
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Last updated on April 25, 2008