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Fordson N is a tractor developed in the United States, and produced in today's Ireland and Great Britain from the interwar period and World War II. Mass production of this model started in 1929 and ended in 1945. Approximately 200,000 tractors of this type were built in its course. The drive was provided by a single engine with a capacity of 25-27 HP.

Fordson N (another designation: Fordson model N) was developed by the Ford Motor Company as a successor to the Fordson model F. Compared to its predecessor, it had primarily a more powerful power unit. The production of the new model was quickly concentrated in the plant in Cork, Ireland, and in 1933 it was moved to the new Ford factory in Dagenham, Great Britain. In the interwar period, tractors of this type were re-exported to the USA, but were also sold on European markets. During World War II, it was the most popular tractor in the British Isles, which was also used by the British armed forces - especially by the RAF.