Finding Info On Ford Tractor

The serial number you indicate(NAA476N) does not appear correct, you should not have an "N" at the end of the serial number. However these serial # were hand stamped, often times they are difficult to read.

There is alot of information can be found at http://members.aol.com/naa60512/serial.htm Vintage Ford Tractor Resource, take some time to explore this site, it has a wealth of information!
It will explain how to decypher your serial # as well as give a lot of technical information.

You will want to get atleast three manuals: operator's, repair, and parts. If you look at the upper left of this page you'll find under "MARKET PLACE" an entry titled "Tractor Manuals", you may also purchase them at your local NH dealer, TSC, and several on line sources.

For additional information click on the link below. As you gain more knowledge you will invariable have more questions, don't be shy about posting back with any questions, comments or pictures! We especially like pictures!

HTH ATW/WA

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Thank You,

Cliff

I left my email open, just click on "send email" by my handle. Scott my be correct in that what you are looking at might be a casting code. Raised alpha/numeric code, cast into parts during manufacturing, only decypherable by those who have achieved "Master Wizard of Ford Knowledge" For example your engine # EAE6015-F, is a casting code. I don't to overwhelm you with too much info at this time, but if your # "NAA476B" is raised letters as I know your engine # "EAE6015-F" is, then it also is a casting code.

I think the "N" that is now a "B" in what you describe as a serial number, should not be there. Don't let it bother you. Your model/serial# is important and we'll get you up to speed real quick.

I left another link below, really good stuff! It will explain the location of your model/serial # and a couple of more important facts about your tractor.

Post back and we will get you started on the good path of fine Ford fun.

ATW/WA

PS. I left my email open for you , go ahead and use it, I trust you will not make it available to everyone else on this discussion forum.... :o)

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Thanks again

Before you throw a battery in it to test fire, pull the plugs and squirt a couple of ounces of MMO(Marvel Mystery Oil) on top of the pistons. While the plugs are out, try to turn the engine over by hand. If you can turn it by hand, good if not, let it sit a couple of days then try again.

Best of luck ATW/WA

I went through one of those really ugly divorces, not fun. I left my email open, this string is getting burried fairly deep. The link below is to the Ford discussion board, they have several specialized forums you will find interesting and helpful at various stages of restoration on your tractor.

If you have any up dates or questions, by all means post back on a new string. Use the different forums for the strengths they offer. If you need leads for parts, technical information or books feel free to ask. Take some before and after pics, you'll be glad you did.

Later

ATW/WA

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