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Jerry

10-08-1998 19:12:32




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My 52 8N has crack in water jacket above # 3 intake port. A welder advised not to attempt weld @ water jacket. Does anybody know where to get a bare engine block.




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micheal

05-31-2000 12:16:08




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 Re: Re: Paulson Loader Installation Question in reply to TO130860, 05-31-2000 11:57:41  
Hi, My F-20 Farmhand mounts the same as the Paulsen, underneath the axle and using the fender bolts. It is also a rectangle tube frame. The rear of the frame, where it acutally mounts to the tractor is an upside-down u-shaped piece of steel where the bolts go up and through the fender to secure the loader. I tried modifing my stabilizer brackets to mount above and inside the loader frame. It did not work. That 1/2" change that it moved the bracket pivot pionts in toward centerline caused the bars to not fit anymore. I drilled my frame and used stabilizer pins from Fleet Farm to attach the stabilizer bars right to my loader frame in the correct place.
works great.
micheal

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Larry J

10-09-1998 06:33:21




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 Re: 8N bare engine block in reply to Jerry, 10-08-1998 19:12:32  
I'd find another welder!! I have seen a couple of 8N's with a LOT of weld on the water jacket. And they seemed to be other wise OK.

You need to get a welder that KNOWS his stuff and has welded on cast iron a lot - need special rod. OR you could do as I did to a Dodge slant six that got a crack in the water jacket at a freeze plug - I torch brazed it - held until engine needed swaping out - something like 5-8 years later.

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gary2n

05-31-2000 18:51:48




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 Re: Re: Ford Nationals at Indy--First week in June??????? in reply to John Smith, 05-31-2000 07:09:56  
how about directions from michigan, i will be coming from the north on 69....thanks gary



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Tom 8N396936

05-31-2000 09:24:39




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 Re: Jubbilee won't start in reply to Rookie, 05-30-2000 17:17:30  
Rookie.. yes , start with a good tune up kit. Points plugs etc. Make sure the battery is strong. When you get everything together pull the plugs one at a time ground the tip to metal and see if you are geting spark when you turn it over (Key on).If no sparkie you have an electrical problem, At which point we ask Claus, llamma, and Zane to get involved :)I think the advice about a manual is sound; a lot of info in there once you figure it out
I am also a rookie and have found if I just read, ask questions, and take my time I can normally figure out a problem.
Keep us posted
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tom

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Rich

06-05-2000 14:26:27




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 Re: New Purchase in reply to Dan, 06-05-2000 08:40:33  
hi rob i purchased a 2n 8 wks ago and could kick myself for notlooking here before i shelled out 3200 for tractor and finish mower, mine has slow oil pickup at first startup. oil pressure should pick right up in 2 seconds and hold at 30 to 35 psi and, not go below 20 psi hot. good luck



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