1944 2N Ford Tour and Controls

[@keithwarkentin]

Very nice tractor the tin is very straight and it looks like you can see your reflection!
Tool box is very sturdy nice job!
One thing I would like to comment on and forgive me if you have the electronic ignition but if you have breaker points and they were closed they would be burning the whole time you were demonstrating the tractor and they would last much longer if you turned the key on and then started it that way they will last longer.
But I really appreciate that you kept it the original grey and the key is in the original place!
I have never seen a 3 PTH winch before, that would be a very handy tool! 😀🇨🇦

[@tannerdamico9895]

I like that little tractor 👍

[@troytreeguy]

Thanks 👍

[@russellhancock9765]

We have a 1940 9N. My Grandpa bought it used.

[@auaiao9]

The tool box is a nice addition.

[@davidcraft4909]

I don't know man the brake pedals and clutch for 9n and 2n tractors looks like people used to have smaller feet back then or maybe they were designed to be used barefoot. I find it hard to push one at a time on the side that has the clutch and a brake pedal.

[@troytreeguy]

The clutch is designed to apply the brake if you push all the way. They are small if you have large feet!

[@austinrottler7474]

The brakes are designed that way for sharp turns

[@russellhancock9765]

A lot of them came with a tool box in that location.

[@chrisreibold1634]

Did it start!?

[@troytreeguy]

Chris Reibold eventually 😆

[@MADuranDude777]

I am having a problem with my draft control. Do you how to bypass it?

[@troytreeguy]

Not sure my tractor does not have that feature.