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Okay, I am looking for a clutch if mine stays stuck, starter and 6V single terminal generator for my 47 front mount 2N. If I install these ( at my age ) this should be my last tractor. Where or which distributor has the best reliable parts - not restoration quality, just good products.
Thanks in advance,
John
 
One of my hard & fast rules w/ the N's is to never, ever buy new what I can have rebuilt. If you don't have a good rebuild shop nearby, these guys do 'mail order' work. Give them a call to get a quote & shipping info.

They do carbs, starters, generators, water pumps, clutches, brakes etc.

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2400 N Lombardy St
Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 321-6861
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John........you do know that our sponsor, Yesterdays Tractor sells quality N-Parts, don't you? It is good to support yer sponsor. They mail usually overnite. As Bruce recommends, have yer genny and starter rebuilt. Find a "mom'n'pop" rebuild store. Surprizingly enuff, BOTH the 1-wire 3rd brush genny and the 6V starter motor are semi-bulletproof .......Dell
 
Thanks Dell, I am aware of that and have gotten some nice parts from our sponser who handled the returns of those parts very elequently. The genny, maybe but the starter has been beat to death by the PO to a point that it isn't even round anymore so...if I spend some $ correcting this, I want something that will hopefully last.
John
 
I have a generator off my 2N that I had rebuilt and a year later converted to 12V & alternator. located in SE Wisconsin.email me.
 
I purchase most parts from this site or nnalert. Both have proven to supply quality parts at a reasonable price and offer good customer service. I have found it cost just about the same to have a starter/generator rebuilt as it does to buy a rebuilt unit from a on line supplier. I prefer to get mine rebuilt locally to support the local merchant and it is easier to take back if you have a problem. Rebuilding an N starter or generator is not the big a deal if you know what you are doing.
 
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