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bg

11-12-2002 18:46:34




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Here's the picture of the crank storage I saw. This is the only 8N I've ever seen with any provision for crank storage. It's home-made, but handy. Tractor belonged to Max Turner in Pink Hill, NC. He had it for sale last year for $3500, pretty much all-original.
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Todd in IL

11-13-2002 12:49:15




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 Re: 8N crank storage in reply to bg, 11-12-2002 18:46:34  
this might sound stupid but... my tractor has two tabs on the left rear fender just above the rib that runs horizontally in the middle. is that what goes there? the only thing i could think of was an umbrella or some sort of tool (IE starter crank?)



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duey

11-12-2002 21:41:34




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 Re: 8N crank storage in reply to bg, 11-12-2002 18:46:34  
The crank on our 2N has been kept for all it's 56 years just laying on the top of the exhaust manifold. Just always been there. I could leave it at home now with the brush guard on... they are not compatible.



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Mike OH

11-12-2002 19:31:21




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 Re: 8N crank storage in reply to bg, 11-12-2002 18:46:34  
bg- Thanks for the picture. I had asked the question the other day of a place to store the crank when not in use and that seems to be as good a place as any.
Thanks again.
Mike OH '52 8N 515797



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Allen in Oregon

11-12-2002 18:59:52




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 Re: 8N crank storage in reply to bg, 11-12-2002 18:46:34  
bg, good pic, but I couldn't help but notice the bright streak on the right side. If this is a regular occurance with your camera(like it was with mine) I may have the fix. In mine it was a light leak on the back of the camera. If you open it up to change film you should see a rubber seal that keeps light out when the door is closed, mine was rotted from age. I removed it and replaced it with a strip of felt and some super glue. Haven't had the problem since. If this dosen't apply just ignore me, I'm bored!LOL Allen (;^) ameture camera mechanic!

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bg

11-12-2002 19:05:12




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 Re: Re: 8N crank storage in reply to Allen in Oregon, 11-12-2002 18:59:52  
I don't know how that happened. I have an 25-year old Canon AE-1 and it doesn't have any major light leak. It doesn't even have the Canon shutter noise problem. I think I might have opened the camera or something before the roll had finished rewinding.



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dave#1

11-13-2002 04:34:03




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 Re: Re: Re: 8N crank storage in reply to bg, 11-12-2002 19:05:12  
Well there's your problem !
I have an 25-year old Canon AE-1

You bought this camera the same year ya started your 8n restoration and like most of your tractor parts, your camera also got lost in the tall,tall, grass and must of got wet !!

ROFL

later"Belch"dave



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Allen in Oregon

11-12-2002 19:17:57




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 Re: Re: Re: 8N crank storage in reply to bg, 11-12-2002 19:05:12  
I have a minolta xg7 my dad bought in 1979 and the only problem (other than operator error) it ever had is the light leak. Gotta love the old stuff.
Allen who is not bored anymore(wife says i gotta go to town errrrr .....



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