Ford N-Series tractor  From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Ford, introduced the first three-point hitch system on American-
made tractors, a design which is still utilized on most modern
tractors today, It was released in October 1939 (hence 9N. The
2N was a renaming of the 9N mainly due to war rationing but also
due to cumulative improvements made since the introduction of
the 9N. It was introduced in 1942, but it is of note that both
were referred to as Ford-Fergusons and their serial numbers both
began with 9N. The 8N debuted in July 1947, a largely new
machine featuring more power and an improved transmission which
proved to be the most popular farm tractor of all time in North
America.  N Series Models[edit]   A Ford 9N  The first Ford
tractor was the 9N, the first tractor to have both three-point
hitch and a rear Power Take Off. The 9N (the "9" was taken from
the last digit of the year 1939) was first demonstrated in
Dearborn, Michigan on J