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I was browsing my local tractor yard looking for parts for my 600 Ford. I noticed a 9N with an extra lever out the left side. I played around with it and feel 3 distinct positions. I looked around a little before posting here and it sounds like it s a Sherman transmission. It is a round handle with round knob. What is the value of that? The housing is busted near the starter. I m going to try to add photos to the post.
 
My sherman video might help you. From what you describe it sounds like a step up or step down trans. Step ups are a dime a dozer so don't carry much valve, couple/few hundred
dollars. Th step down in good operating condition could bring $500/$700
sherman link
 
Cast steel, dog leg shaped shifter, almost certainly combination.

Steel rod shifter with aluminum ball, almost certainly step up.

Dean
 
(quoted from post at 06:08:35 03/26/20) Cast steel, dog leg shaped shifter, almost certainly combination.

Steel rod shifter with aluminum ball, almost certainly step up.

Dean
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It s a steel rod with a plastic ball handle. I have a couple of photos. Where are y all hosting your photos? I don t see an image gallery here.
 
When you're on the page where you type a reply to a post, down below where the text box is where you type there is another box and below that is a section header that says "Upload Photos/Videos" with a button below that that says "Browse". Use that button to browse to the picture on your PC that you want to post and it will upload it to the website and embed the correct URL code into your post to display the picture.
 
Here we go... photos.
mvphoto51370.jpg


mvphoto51371.jpg
 
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