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Ford 9N, 2N & 8N Discussion Board

Re: Pics of the 901-2 mower that came with the 8N


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Posted by Royse on October 05, 2013 at 19:50:03 from (69.36.58.178):

In Reply to: Pics of the 901-2 mower that came with the 8N posted by Royse on October 05, 2013 at 11:06:44:

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Not sure what you mean with this question Lonnie.

I have tried a chain, agree that it relieves a lot of stress.

There was a swivel mount made for these that tried to do the same

thing, might be nice to find one day, but I only use it once in a while.

That based on how much I used my old Woods.

Mike, thanks! I think it turned out well.

Jerry, yes, I want to paint the tractor back to it's original red soon.

It won't happen this year, too many other projects and it's still

my go to tractor for anything requiring a PTO!

Charles and CaryC, thanks for the advise. Much appreciated!

I did take the slip clutch apart before painting to make sure it's not froze.

I should take it apart again now just to make sure.

Not much to it on this one, just a matter of a few minutes.

Jim, the back wheel in the book shows a hard rubber tire on the

outside of a steel wheel like this one.

I can't see any way to mount one on this wheel and it wouldn't

clear the wheel carrier anyway! I think it will outlast me! :)

Colin, paint it! Helps keep it from rusting even if it's not pretty.

That was my goal here. I want to use it and not let it rust.


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