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    1941 9N TSX 33 carb 6v advice sought

    Had a similar issue and found that my points were in need of replacement. In addition to what the other fellows state here, you can invest in a tune up kit.
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    2N will not run without choke

    TRy new points. I had a similar issue and it solved alot!! It was amazing the influence the points had
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    sleeve removal and installation

    To install them back, its good to freeze the sleeves overnight and drop them in fast before they warm up. Dry ice in a cooloer is a good way to keep them freezing.
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    O.T. chain saws choices

    I bought a Husqavarna Model 460. Little bigger than the 455 and I love it. Starts right up and is no comparison to the Stihl models that others I know have.
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    Hydraulic lift trouble

    Had the same problem after I changed out some old oil the PO had in. Very carmel in color but the blade stayed up. Changed the oil to straight 90W and the hydraulics dropped alot. Changed the oil again, but this time went to the 80W90 and it works like new.
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    Many Thanks to All

    I just want to send everyone who has help me with my 9N issues to get it finally running right. The list of priceless direction for the carburetor and the settings, the new points and proper setting, plug information and the oils within the tractor have Nellie runnign like new. Even let the...
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    M/S Carb. ED.-passageway cleanout info/6 pix-dialup be aware

    I was told by a mechanic in Oklahoma that a good way to unplug a carb's jets (seeing if that is a problem for the poor running condition) is to switch the #2 and #3 plug wires and start it up to backfire thru the carb. Any comments??
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    Hydraulic oil change question

    Dell, What is the issue with 80W90 oil in the sump for the 9N? I though I read on this sight that it is an option. I justed changed out the oil this last weekend and added 80W90 and the hydraulics work great now. Previous oil the TS allowed it did not hold the pressure.
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    I really am puzzled

    1941 9N with fornt Distributor. I have my tractor that I had put a new OEM cast iron carb on since the old one was damaged by PO. New carb installed I tried all the advice I had read on this sight. Proper Flow, Main Jet turned out 2 turns, fuel/air was adjusted accordingly out about 2-2 1/2...
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    Advance Auto didn't know how to test my ALT

    Take it to an Auto Zone store. They have the tester right next to the counter.
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    The New Boomer 8N

    Yep,saw it and sat in it. They had it at the Chrysler Headquarters where I work along with other New Holland and Case heavy equipment. Thing is a 48 8N on steroids. It is beautiful. Price tag is $30K.
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    Curiousity

    I have been looking at alot of N tractors, and especially the carburetor area due to all the issues I had, and I noticed alot of them have the in-line filter. I thought that these are made for the vacuum type systems? Do people add them not knowing or is there a special in-line filter made for...
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    Choke Flap

    Thanks, that is what I was afraid of (LOL)!!
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    Choke Flap

    I noticed on my 9N that the choke plate has a "half moon" opening along with an opened slit at the bottom so when the choke is closed, air can still get by. Recently a friend bought an new carb and the choke plate had a half moon shape that was closed off, but spring loaded to open and no slit...
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    Need help in decision

    Gary in MT... How can I get your shipping info to look at this carb and tell me what I need? Please send to my email
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