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Re: 9n woes!
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Posted by Gene Davis (GA) on March 23, 2007 at 19:58:59 from (75.104.46.22):
In Reply to: 9n woes! posted by Turke Bros. Farms on March 23, 2007 at 17:28:02:
Owning a 9N is a WOE unto it's own self. They only great things about them was that they had the Ferguson lift system and were cheap enough for many farmers to afford them in lieu of a mule team. The engine is a lot like the Model A Ford in design, except the distributor is in the front of the engine,instead of the center of the cylinder head. The left brake pedal on the same side with the clutch is a real Jim Dandy too! Try using the clutch and both brakes at the same time to stop the tractor in a panic situation. And don't you love those foot pegs instead of a running board?
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