Posted by MatthewP on October 01, 2017 at 18:46:01 from (24.62.156.214):
Hello everyone, I just found this site in a google search. I do hope you all can help me out. In March of this year my father passed of esophageal cancer. Although a tough thing to deal with I try to find the positive in things. My Dad was in the mist of restoring a 9N, (still not sure of the year). We were offered $500 dollars for the tractor and call me sentimental, I couldn't let it go for that. SOOO I have trailered it home from Maine to NH and I am committed in finishing what he started. I am so excited to finish what he started and ultimately place his name on the tractor, as a memoriam to him. Why I am here, is to ask what is the best resource to go about this? Is there a good manual to buy? I need to start from scratch and go over all his steps. The wiring is not quite done, so I need to be sure I do that right. Any help you can give me, or suggestions I would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Matt
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