Re: 6 cyl in a 55...another wacky idea?

Posted by PackardV8 On 2010/12/14 18:21:15
There were a few Ford 8N or 9N tractors produced with flta head F v/8's. If i had the 6 cylinder Packard engine i'd look at a tractor conversion. Probably a Ferguson TO20/30 or 35.

Should be pretty ez since the engine from the factory in the To20 and the 8/9N's are the front 1/2 of the tractors chassis. Basically just bolt the tractor front axleto the front of the Packard engine.

Maybe a Pickup truck application???? Real interesting for a Ranger/S10 or maybe Dakota. Studbaker PU or maybe a Kaiser or Hudson car.

BTW: The Ferguson and red bellied Ford tractors are plentiful and rather cheap to buy especialy if they are not running. Plenty of parts still available too at relatively cheap prices.

A tractor can be a lot of fun. I really like my 1951 TO20. Great for plowing snow and mowing lawn. Very economical and useful piece of equipment. The Packard 6 cylinder would give it alot more power too.

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