Posted by Kurtis D. Davis on June 16, 2019 at 06:51:55 from (12.162.87.234):
Does anyone know where I can get adjustable stabilizer bars for my 9-N? I currently have flat bars which connect under the axles and run to the implement pins---these compliment the lift arms. However, there's no offset on these stabilizers, and neither are they adjustable. I&T Ford Shop Manual (FO-4)shows adjustable "stay rods" with offset (page 145), but the diagram suggests they fasten up to the rocker (top link)---I prefer adjustable stabilizers, with offsets, which connect under the axle (I suppose I could do without the offsets, so long as they're adjustable.) Parts list at this website displays "Stay straps" which appear to be adjustable and with offsets, but I'm unclear if they're what I need. (Stay Strap - Lower Part No: 9N5375/Stay Strap - Upper Part No: 9N5374) Where do these parts connect to the tractor? If I have to, I'll make what I need, but would much prefer to purchase a set. Thanks for consideration of this request.
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