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Re: 9n power loss
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Posted by Dell (WA) on February 09, 2003 at 00:28:06 from (198.81.19.34):
In Reply to: 9n power loss posted by Kay on February 08, 2003 at 21:45:45:
Kay..........did you know that Yesterdays Tractors has a tractor board that specializes in the Ford N-Tractor? Lotta sharp fellows there. What Lee said.........and...... Check your compression, Ford specs: 90 psi min. Do a dry (5 puffs min) and then a wet (squirt a little oil in the sparkie) oil seals the worn rings and increases the compression. The amount of increase is a good indication of engine wear. Gradual loss of power is generally not a valve spring thing. May I recommend that you get your own personal copy of the I&T FO-4 N-Ford manual. Available from many sponsors of YTMag. Most tractor parts emporiums. www.n-news.com also has great archive of most of the 400 cat-3 implements made to fit your 9N tractor. Why even Ford/New Holland sells it. Amazing enuff my local (byte my tongue) John Deere Dealer has it for sale on his parts counter display rack. $29 cheap, gettcha one.........Dell
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