[Ford-ferguson] Re: 8N Lever

[Robert L. Holtzer]

Ferguson does have an levered adaptor that taps into the lift pump circuit 
and feeds external equipment.  It is just under the seat front on the 
right.  The draft control is concentric with the internal lift control 
lever -- draft control is the shorter of the two lift control levers.  (at 
least on my TO35)

Bob Holtzer

At 12:34 PM 7/7/2004 -0400, you wrote:
>Robert Hill wrote:
>  2. 8N lever? (Robert Hill)
>I have a 1948 Ford 8N and am puzzled about the function of a lever. It is 
>found on the right side of the tractor under the seat. It is a short lever 
>with a 90 degree throw and runs into the top of the rear. Can anyone 
>describe what this does? I appreciate any replies.
>
>Bob, there's a similar lever on my 1951 TO20 Ferguson, it appears to be a 
>hydraulic feed line to connect hydraulic powered implements to ( such as a 
>ram type woodsplitter)but I haven't tried to use it on mine.
>Steve Zakaluk
>szakaluk at aol.com
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