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    SKU: SMA-51C14197 Electrical Wiring Clip for Ford 8N Tractor Instrument Panel Support Bracket


    Electrical Wiring Clip for Ford 8N Tractor Instrument Panel Support Bracket
    Purchase Electrical Wiring Clip for Ford 8N Tractor Instrument Panel Support Bracket
    • SKU: SMA-51C14197 Electrical Wiring Clip for Ford 8N Tractor Instrument Panel Support Bracket

    • $5.86

    Description

    If you've been wrestling with loose wiring behind your 8N's instrument panel, this little clip is exactly what you need. It's one of those simple parts that makes a big difference—keeping your electrical wiring properly secured to the instrument panel support bracket so it doesn't rattle around or get pinched where it shouldn't.

    What You're Getting

    • Perfect 7/16" size fits snug on your 8N's instrument panel support bracket
    • Holds electrical wiring right where Ford designed it to be
    • Prevents wire chafing and electrical problems down the road
    • Direct replacement for the original clip that came on your tractor

    Built for Real Farm Work

    This clip is specifically designed for Ford 8N tractors from 1948 through 1950. These were the workhorses that helped countless farmers get through the post-war boom, and they're still earning their keep today. Whether you're using your 8N for light field work, brush hogging, or just keeping the farmstead tidy, proper wiring is essential for reliable operation.

    Made to Last

    Even though it's a small part, this clip is built to handle the vibration and movement that comes with tractor operation. It keeps your wiring organized and protected, just like the original did when your 8N rolled off the assembly line.

    Good to Know

    Installation is straightforward—just snap it into place on the support bracket and route your wiring through it. If you're doing electrical work on your 8N, it's worth checking all your wiring clips while you're at it. A few minutes spent securing loose wires now can save you from chasing electrical gremlins later.