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    9n ford - beachfront rock removal

    i,ve got approx 100' of beachfront on lake huron in upper mi., and was wondering if i could use my 9-n along with a 5' rock rake to clear the rock into piles at one end of the beach, if so what else besides the rake (along with stabilizer braces/arms) would i need? is this tractor heavy enough...
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    8N rear End

    as told to me by my dad, who was assigned to the ford highland park tractor plant operations as a maintenance person at the time: "when ford split from ferguson,harry ferguson sent engineering and knowligable maintenance people into the plant to select half of all machining and assembly...
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    9-n handcrank

    thank all of you for the replys and a special thanks to don in ms. for taking the time to show detailed pictures of the crank location and the mounting bracket.
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    9-n handcrank

    can anyone tell me how the original engine handcrank was stored on the tractor? were these shipped with the tractor? does anyone have a photo of this?
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    valve spring clarification needed

    thank you all for replying, this is what i observed after making a mock up assembly of both the long and short valve spring assemblies. i,d also like to thank hobo who took out the time to walk me thru the valve seat replacement procedure,which as it turned out wasn,t necessary. i had reground...
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    valve spring clarification needed

    reassembling 1941 9-n #59777 engine valvetrain, need confirmation on which valve spring i should use, it appears that archives call out for 2n6513 valve springs (longer) rather than 8n6513 (shorter) which was sold to me to be used as replacements.
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    exhaust valve replacement

    currently replacing exhaust valves on ser #59777 1941 9-n, i have question regarding the current replacement straight stem non rotating valves. the replacement type avail has no shoulder under the valve head for the valve guide to butt against(the orig style both straight and mushroom style used...
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    exhaust valve seats

    currently working on 1941 9n serial #59777, after grinding the exhaust valve seats to remove deep pits, it was determined that they were too far oversize at the top for the exhaust valves to cover. has anyone replaced these before? i see the procedure calls for drilling into the old and...
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    1941 9-n hood legs

    i am currently assembling a 1941 9-n, serial #59777, how were the bottoms of the hood doglegs attached? i see that there are 2 holes drilled thru the radiator support ends and also spots on the bottom of the doglegs. was there a bracket that was used between the doglegs and radiator support that...
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    2N manifold/tappet cover interference

    you might want to check and make sure that the studs for the valve chamber covers are not bent, up (lay a square against them) many times the studs are bent due to prior mechanics using them as fulcrums to lift/compress the valve springs during service.
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