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Charles Bridges

08-10-2001 08:33:53

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I bought a used hood and side shields for my 2N.
They are supposed to be original equip, but they are made different at bottom of the shield. My original ones fasten with a bolt thru a hole that is indented to receive the head of the bolt in the metal. The new ones have a bracket inside with no holes coming all the way thru. Has anyone run into this before? Is there something else I need to use this kind of side shield?
Thanks in advance
Charles Bridges

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Tyler (MD)

08-10-2001 11:12:28

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Re: 2N or 9N side shields in reply to Charles Bridges, 08-10-2001 08:33:53

Yep, the dog-legged side panel you bought are for the early 9N tractors. The panels with the "through holes" are for the 2N's. That's one of the differences between the 9N and 2N.

Tyman

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BrianJ

08-10-2001 11:42:24

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Re: Re: 2N or 9N side shields in reply to Tyler (MD), 08-10-2001 11:12:28

Actually, my early 42 2N looks like the 9N. I am not sure at what poing the 2N changed to the different bolt pattern though.

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Tyler (MD)

08-10-2001 13:06:44

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Re: Re: Re: 2N or 9N side shields in reply to BrianJ, 08-10-2001 11:42:24

Good point. Wonder exactly when the change was made?

Tyman

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Look anything like this?...Mikey

08-10-2001 10:20:00

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Re: 2N or 9N side shields in reply to Charles Bridges, 08-10-2001 08:33:53

Charles,
Here is a pic of the dog legs for my '41.

The inside two bolts on the mounting plates (attached to the hood mounts) bolt up to the two vertical holes on the outside of the radiator mounting plate.

If you need a pic of the radiator mounting plate, or the two small mounting plates, let me know. I can pull the two small plates off and photograph them. If you don't have them, they should be a piece of cake to make.

Let me know,

Mikey

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OKRon

08-10-2001 20:16:18

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Re: Re: 2N or 9N side shields in reply to Look anything like this?...Mikey, 08-10-2001 10:20:00

You pulled that off your tractor?? It looks like it never hit nothin'. You must be a helluva good driver! Mine is all beat up after 57 years of use. I have a '43 2N and it looks different.

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Charles Bridges

08-10-2001 17:11:47

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Re: Re: 2N or 9N side shields in reply to Look anything like this?...Mikey, 08-10-2001 10:20:00

Thanks Tyler, Brian and Mickey for the reply.

Mickey the hood I bought is exactly like the pic.
It came with the brackets bolted inside it. I think I will still be ok. My original side panels are good, so if they will bolt up to the hood I can use them, unless there is a differece in the way the grill fastens. I have an original 9N grill.

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