Water Pump With Pulley Compatible With Ford 8N Tractor 1947-1952 Ford 2N 1942-1947 Ford 9N 1939-1942

REPLACES OEM PART NUMBERS:
• Ford 2N8501
• Ford 8N8501
• Ford 9N8501

SPECIFICATIONS:
• Type: Water Pump
• Condition: New
• Housing: Cast Iron
• Impeller: Metal
• Hub: 3.93/3.65 in.
• Drive: Belt Driven
• Rotation: Standard
• Pulley: Yes
• Engine: 2.0L I4

APPLICATIONS:
• Ford 9N Tractor 2.0L I4 1939-1942
• Ford 2N Tractor 2.0L I4 1942-1947
• Ford 8N Tractor 2.0L I4 1947-1952

PRODUCT DETAILS:
This direct replacement water pump features heavy-duty cast iron construction with a precision-formed metal impeller and an included pulley for reliable coolant flow in the Ford 2.0L 120 cubic inch displacement L-head flathead 4-cylinder engine found in the iconic Ford N-series tractors from 1939 through 1952. The belt-driven standard rotation design ensures proper factory equivalent installation as a direct replacement for Ford original equipment part numbers 2N8501 8N8501 and 9N8501. The Ford N-series tractors including the 9N 2N and 8N models revolutionized American agriculture with the Ferguson three-point hitch system making them among the most important and best-selling tractors ever produced. The Ford 9N was introduced in 1939 as a partnership with Harry Ferguson and the 2N followed during wartime production with simplified features. The Ford 8N introduced in 1947 became the most popular tractor in history with over half a million units produced. The rugged cast iron housing provides maximum durability for demanding agricultural and utility applications and the 3.93 inch hub height ensures proper belt alignment. Features a permanently sealed bearing assembly for dependable leak-free operation. Engineered to meet or exceed all original equipment specifications for these classic Ford tractors.

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WARNING - This product may expose you to chemicals such as Nickel which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov