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which 9n rebuild kit do I buy?

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Kenneth Roch

05-10-2008 09:23:16




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I have a 1942 9N that I want to put a comprehensive kit in, but i dont want to tear it down before I order it. I am not one of those lucky ones that have a rebuild garage to do it in so weather timing is crutial. The kits come in so many variations (thin or thick sleaves, oil pump gear width,rotating valves). So confusing, is there not a way to use the serial number to know which one to buy.




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Welding man

05-10-2008 15:15:48




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 Re: which 9n rebuild kit do I buy? in reply to Kenneth Roch, 05-10-2008 09:23:16  
Unless you know the history of the tractor there is no way to tell what you have without disassembly. It should have the thin sleeves, but someone could have had it bored out and installed the thick sleeves. I disassembled one a while back that didn't have any sleeves, it had been bored out and V-8 ford car pistons had been installed, Also you don't know if the crank has been turned. Save yourself and the parts man both a lot of trouble and disassemble and inspect it and go from there.

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old

05-10-2008 10:59:53




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 Re: which 9n rebuild kit do I buy? in reply to Kenneth Roch, 05-10-2008 09:23:16  
Sorry to say this but you need to open it up first and have the machine shop work done before you buy a kit. Other wise you may end up buying a kit that will do you no good and then maybe not be able to send it back and even if you can send it back thats another week you have to wait. Now as far as a building you can put one up that goes up in 15-20 minutes and goes back down just as fast and cost you less then $150-200 to build. If you want to know more about the building I'm talking about sned me an e-mail and I'll send you pictures of the frame. This building can be used as a shed, green house etc. etc.

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