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    B275 pto stopped turning

    Hi, Mowing along and my bush hog stops running. The PTO shaft has stopped spinning, but the clutch was still engaged. Tried disengaging, engaging it, but no luck. Removed the bush hog and shut it down. - the PTO shaft still has about 1/4" of play. - disengaged, it turns by hand with some...
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    8n hubs on 2n ?

    jim, send me pictures and pricing of the wheels and hubs if badger bob isnt interested i need to see the inside and outside of the hubs
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    9N tractor rims

    1936-1939 ford, mercury, and light ford truck front hubs will fit on botn 8n and 9n front spindles, keep in mind that the passenger car/light truck front hubs also had the brake drums and hubs cast as one piece the drums on these can be turned off on a lathe to make them appear very similar to...
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    Fuel leaking from Carb

    have you or prior owner had the carb apart before? if you cant correct the gas overflowing problem as described by the others by tapping on the fuel bowl, and have to dissasemble the carb to check for dirt between the carburetor float needle and seat, and find that there is no dirt, then check...
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    Wrong wheels ?

    those same wheels were used on ford cars and light trucks from 36'- 39', you,ll need to go back and remove the brake drums from the front spindles from the donor tractor that the wheels came from, if you really want to make a clean conversion to this style wheel, chuck the front drums into a...
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    8N project

    while the original magnetos were fairbanks morse, either j4b,s(early) or x type,(later) theres no reason that a wico wouldnt work providing that the magneto base will couple to the top of your existing drive and its a clockwise rotation magneto. the magnetos themselves are available many of the...
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    help finding what carb this is ?for rebuild

    thats a 241 carb and if you look close you,ll see it was manufactured in 52' if the tag was wire brushed a little more it should show a month date that was stamped to the left side on the brass tag of the year date.
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    draw bar size

    i find that van paemel tractor in armada mi is very competitive, also there is a farm supply store in richmond mi that is well stocked and reasonable.
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    2-n magneto kill switch

    jmor: thanks again for the lead on this i,ll be sure and go there to view this.
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    What is the bolt called on front axel?

    is the head on this bolt square rather than 6 sided hex? if so then your confusing the term "carriage bolt" with "wagon bolt".
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    Post picture first time 2N

    that is a nice original 2-n with a very straight original grille, it even looks good in its original "patina", but i,d sure be attempted to strip it and repaint it to its original lustre.
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    2-n magneto kill switch

    jmor: i also can make out, buried down in the front the belt tensioner assy for the mag, are there any more clearer illustrations of this? again thanks for your help and patience.
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    2-n magneto kill switch

    jmor: thanks for the picture illustration of the 2-n magneto, from the looks of this am i right in assuming that the mag switch needed to be manually depressed at the mag itself on this application, rather than shut off at the instrument panel, as a-c did it?
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    2-n magneto kill switch

    does any one have a picture or info on the original kill switch used on the magneto equipped 2-n,s? where was this mounted on the instrument panel?
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    41 9N Interesting find on front hubs 6:00 X 16 tires

    the front wheels that you have were used on ford cars and light trucks from 1937-1939(last spoke wheels were used in 1936) there are a lot of "n" tractors out there that have these on them, along with the front brake drum from the same 1937-1939 vehicles to match the wheel bolt circle dia. the...
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