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Bri9n

01-13-2001 17:07:06




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My 40-9n had the toolbox mounted on the fender when I bought it...this morning I took it off to move it to the left side of the tractor. However, using the mounting holes on the battery box, the tool box interferes with the steering sector arm...ie the box was too close to the rear of the tractor. I compared the tool box with photos from the archives, esp. some posted by Tyler and I'm sure the toolbox is the right one for a 40-9n and that the mounting bracket has not been changed.

My tractor had a one piece aluminium dash/battery base when I got it but it was badly cracked due to someones previous exuburance for drilling holes...I had access to a steel dash and battery base (I assume from a later 9n or a 2n) and replaced the original one with it. Now though, I see that the mounting holes for the tool box in the original dash/battery base are about 2 inches farther forward than in the steel dash I have on the tractor now...on the original battery base the rear most mounting hole was about 4.5 inches from the centre of the sector arm...on the new steel one its 2.5 inches....

I guess I'm wondering if I'm right in concluding that the bracket on the back of the tool box changed by a couple inches when Ford switched from the aluminum to steel dash. Thanks.....

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ARB

01-15-2001 09:28:42




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 Re: 2n/9n Toolbox in reply to Bri9n, 01-13-2001 17:07:06  
I have the solution top your mounting dilema. If you send me your tool box I will mount it on my bare naked aluminum dash and that should fix your problem. I will fill it with all the appropriate tools and when you need one just call me and I'll gladly lend it to you. I hope this helps out. :) If this is not an option then maybe you could let me know where I could get my grubby little paws on a toolbox of my own.

ARB Putt Putt Putt

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Bill from MO

01-13-2001 21:47:12




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 Re: 2n/9n Toolbox in reply to Bri9n, 01-13-2001 17:07:06  
They removed the bracket all together. This allowed the tool box to set up higher so steering arm didn't touch.



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