My Dad has gotten too old to use his 1941 9n and is wanting to give me the tractor and implements. It's in rough shape but engine runs good, with no smoke. I installed an electronic ignition, new carb and starter on it for him in the past. It has several problems: exhaust manifold leaks badly (shouldn't be too hard to fix) and the lower right link pin going into the housing is wallowed out. It leaks pretty good. Is there a way to fix that with out major machining work? If I could fix that, I may decide to just keep it. Thanks for any info!
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Ed S.
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- Location
- Middle Tennessee
I m replying on my phone so will be short... the nut that holds the pin is accessible by either removing the whole axle trumpet (not that hard, only looks like it if you ve never done one) or *possibly* by removing your PTO shaft (four bolts and pull out) and reaching through the hole (forget it if you have meathook hands). I had the same prob and removed the trumpet. You ll want a copy of the FO-4 manual available from this site if you don t already have one.
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Ultradog MN
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- Location
- Twin Cities
Probably cheaper to replace the trumpet
than have any machine work done.
I would run a free ad in the classifieds
here. Lots of guys here have parts
tractors and would sell one reasonable.
They are an item that does not sell
often and usually go to the scrap man.
Use the old one as a base for your
grinder - or some such.
than have any machine work done.
I would run a free ad in the classifieds
here. Lots of guys here have parts
tractors and would sell one reasonable.
They are an item that does not sell
often and usually go to the scrap man.
Use the old one as a base for your
grinder - or some such.
John Deere D
Well-known Member
Recently replaced booth PINS as previous owners had stripped threads....
This Tractor "2-N" had sat abandoned for 30 + years...... we removed sludge from the entire common oil system..
Bob....2-N
This Tractor "2-N" had sat abandoned for 30 + years...... we removed sludge from the entire common oil system..
Bob....2-N
John Deere D
Well-known Member
Info I used when replacing both lower lift pins.....
Bob...Recent owner 1945 2-N
Bob...Recent owner 1945 2-N
John Deere D
Well-known Member
9-N & 2-N lower lift pins are NOT tapered......these pins are straight shanked..
Bob...Owner 2-N..
Bob...Owner 2-N..
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