When I spoke of the "NNA" engine in connection with the '41 Ford GP
pre-standardized quarter-ton (in the M151 engine posts), I actually meant
to say 9-N. The 9-N was the L-head engine that was half of a Merc V8. The
NAA engine (not "NNA"), I gather, was the OHV that came in the later
tractors and, I understand the recent posts, bears a resemblance to the
M151 engine but may not be an actual "blood relative."
Jim Allen
>If that's the case you might want to ask Richard
>Notton for help because you've just crossed the pond.
>Those Ford tractors were British built.
>
>It was more likely a fork lift engine.
>
>Joe
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