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This is a great video, most people would not think of this, I made an adapter for my Milwaukee impact to bench test pumps that would work great on the tractor with a locked up motor

Absolutely horrible video 😆 wow don't give up your day job

I don't know as I am trying to learn before I purchase. Isn't there Shermans for 8N that are both step up and step down in the same box? If trying to determine that on a running tractor during a test drive, wouldn't it be easy to tell if I was able to step it up and down (push lever towards center of tractor then either forward or back?) ? Help.

I have a 680

Nice. That’s a rare one

Please give some examples or uses of why someone would want a step-up or step-down Sherman transmission compared to the regular 3 or 4 speed standard.

Did you buy this in Ohio by chance?

This explains the operation but does not explain how to adjust quadrant for settings.

Beautiful machine! 👍

Is it a 22-44?

This guys knowledge is great kinda the Clint Eastwood of Ford tractors!

Why is your tractor backfiring? Mine is doing the same thing all of a sudden and I want it fixed.

Funny how people saying its a 1939. Looks like a 1940 to me with the smooth hubs aluminum dash and 4 spoke wheel. My 47 2n don't have all that.

I have two or three shermans with the cable that has the big knob on the dash......I was told it's rare

Learned something Thank You fr sharing I have a couple of sherman tranys but they are controled by a big knob on the dash. I was told they are hard to find....

Great walk around video.👍 Going to make a fixed drawbar on mine. Thanks for the Great shot of how it was back then.

Good day from Ontario. Yrs ago the ford 4000 had options, crooked lever which gave u 12 speeds. So that must have been 3 spd aux. & 4 spd regular. Thanks very informitive

Thanks for all your Sherman info. I’m keeping an eye out for one

thanks for the information it. its much appreciated.

I had a 39 ...it had a Sherman....never should have sold it

Great explanation. Nice to have a step by step method instead of randomlt fiddling with it, as I have for years! I still use my 1940 9N for bush hogging & also keeping dirt roads in shape with my rollover box blade.

That front tire looks low on air! Lol

I've got a 1940 I got years ago with a 1 bottom Ferguson plow she's all original , she has a Sherman step up . And I have the original Sherman warranty papers which is neat . And a real nice Ferguson pull type disc which opens and closes when you pick up the lift arms . If I come across a small gen . I'll let you know it's nice to keep stuff original. Generator has one wire . and a neat little regulator. I love my little Fords . great videos !

Beautiful . Be nice to have original 6 volt gen. I've got one with a tiny 6 volt gen.

Kirk ..you still around ?..I just got a 52 8n..and it has a foot throttle and a lever on the rt side coming back under the steering arm ....is that high...neutral...low...?..thanks

Is it for sale

Nice! Great idea!

I sent you my phone number to the email provided. I hope you received it. ken

I am looking for an original type snow plow for my 9n tractor, do you have any for sale or know where I could get one. I live just over the border in Pa. near High Point, NJ. thanks ken.

Thats good stuff. I sort of figured that out by accident one day, while running my scraper bucket, on my 2N. I live on the side of a gradual hill (4.25 acres), with uneven ground. Its a good trick to know when brush hogging. Keeps me from putting ruts in my grass. I used to dig the brush hog into the ground in certain spots. My wife would get mad at me for making ruts. But using this trick has eliminated the ruts and I get a nice even cut on the grass.

Great video. 👍 I have collected a few Sherman transmissions; I need to get busy a install them. 😆

I have 2 of the rear jacks. I need to make the loop for the front. I see you posted the plans in the description for everyone👍

Great idea. You have a new subscriber. I like your Ford N series video's.

I love to have that plow

That’s pretty neat. Thanks for sharing.

Or you could just get on the tractor and try it!

I have a cast handle. Real low gear. Plow puller

i know this is an old video but, anything else on that loader? ive got an old one in my barn, looking for any info i can find

Add a Everett aux trans between the Howard and the standard transmissions and if you really wanted to go slow then engage the Sherman step down

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Is the Hupp hi-lo auxillary transmission any good?

It is the Sherman and a Hupp transmission the same… I see a couple Hupp over/under transmissions on eBay but I’m not sure about them so I’m reluctant to buy it

Ghost ride’ the whip

Well done very informative..

Thank you, explained in a lucid and informative manner..

How did you come by that motor in that tractor if I can ask ya 🤠

where can I find one of these Ferguson T0 30 tractor jack I need one

Nice!

What is a "creeper"? Im assuming thats 'step down'?

I need these parts for my Ford 8n 1951