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    Superior 220S Loader

    Thanks, Hokie, I looked your pictures, I am really impressed. I wish I had your machine shop :) I have an idea what I want to do. I need mentally engineer it and get my material list going. Thanks
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    Superior 220S Loader

    I recently acquired a Superior 220S loader for my 1941 9N. Thanks to those who pointed out to me the front brackets were included. I am looking for instructions on how to mount the loader and and were the front brackets attach. Do the the brackets attached to the bolster off the front of the...
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    Superior Loader mounting bracket.

    Right, its missing the front mounting bracket. The mounting bracket is what I am looking for. :)
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    Superior Loader mounting bracket.

    Here is what I am looking at: http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/grd/5853445870.html
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    Superior Loader mounting bracket.

    I have a line on a good Superior for my 41 9N. It missing the front mounting bracket. Where can I find a front mounting bracket? I have checked Steiner's, Ebay and looked briefly on google. Scott
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    Exhaust manifold sealent

    Hit the go button too soon! P Put the gasket on dry. Make sure the mating surface is clean on both engine block and intake/exhaust manifold.
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    Exhaust manifold sealent

    Put the gasket on the block first. The studs will hold the gasket in place while you position the exhasust/intake manifold.
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    My Wife TT

    Hobo, Sorry to hear of your loss. My wife and I send our thoughts and prayers to you and your family. please take care. Scott and Lori
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    Wildlife corn plantercultivator

    Thats a lot of tractor on a little trailer! How far do do you haul your tractor on that trailer. I have been trying to save my pennies and pick up beer cans to buy a 16 or 20 foot trailer, to haul my 9N. Whats the specs on your trailer? Scott, Muskegon, MI
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    how many of you learned to drive on a tractor?

    I learned on a Farmall H and a International Harvester Cadet 76. I now ejoy my trips down the road on my 41 9N with my kids. Scott
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    UPDATE - '84 Mustang 2.3L with bad TPS

    Make sure your battery is 100%. Crank engine and make sure fuel pump is pumping fuel. Make sure your sparkplugs are clean and gapped correctly. The once it is running the codes may correct them selves. If not maybe one of the big box autoparts places can reset them for you. Scott
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    8n 2 speed rear

    I would be interested in this, if it would slow down my ground speed but keep my PTO up for use of my rotary mower. would the grears handle rough terrain? ie. mowing trails. Scott
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    On the right track..No spark

    I just wanted to post back and say thanks for the help. I replaced the points and condenser and put it all back together and it fired right up. If anyone wants I have the new part numbers for NAPA ECHLIN points and condenser. Scott
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    On the right track..No spark

    Thanks Bruce and Dell! While waiting for a reply I took the can and cap off and looked at the points. I can see a burned spot on the points and it does not appear they are opening and or closing when I crank the engine. On my next day off, I'll pull'er apart take a closer look and clean, adjust...
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    On the right track..No spark

    I finished putting my 1941 9N back together. Front Distributor 6 volt. I do not get a spark. Engine cranks fine. I cleaned the spark plugs, checked the gap. I inspected the distributor cap and found two of the posts were worn so I replaced the cap. I have a full charge on the batt. 6.32 volts...
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