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    Cracked Block Question

    Drilled ends, veed out the crack w grinder, filled w JB Weld. Still holding after 9 years.
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    Removing axle bearings on a 2N ford

    Lot of good info here: http://www.external_link.com/uploads/Serviceing_rear_axles_Ford_2n__9n_tractors.v1.1.pdf
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    2N Tool Box ?

    From my 45' 2N. Mounted to Battery tray as mentioned by Dell. Assume it would be in the same spot as yours.
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    '46 2N...Done

    Very Nice! Great to see such a success. Looks alot like mine
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    OT Cant log in w Firefox

    Anybody else have this problem? It just pops back to the Home page without logging in. I can with IE8, hence this post. Thanks
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    9n photos

    Very nice! Very partial to the ol gray! What do you have covering the headlight holes?
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    Back From Indiana!

    Are you related to Billy, a hard rock miner in Virginia City, NV? Worked with him one summer vacation when I was 17 y.o. Dave
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    Genny follow-up and a few progress pics.

    Very Nice! Lot of meticulous work there! Hope your cat is a female..ha ha
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    What I've been up to

    Great site. Been in my favorites for some time now. You helped show me how to put the collar on the axle. Even ran down and got the same "vice grip" apparatus. Thanks and keep up the good work. Dave
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    OT Me

    Hang in there. There are a lot of newbys out there like me that need your help!!! Seriously, best of luck, you'll be fine. Dave
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    Rear End Leak

    Thats a great idea. Thanks Mike!
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    Rear End Leak

    Perfect! Thank you
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    Rear End Leak

    Sorry, It is a stud and it is longer but with the clamp installed cant seem to get enough torque on it to seal it up. Naturally I just had all this apart and could have fixed then if i'd known. There was so much leaking from the lower link pin that i've always thought that was the culprit...
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    Rear End Leak

    When I connect this "Clamp - Bracket, rear muffler. EXACT of ORIGINAL. For tractors: 9N, 2N, 8N {1939-1952}. (Part No: 9N5260)" to the bottom trumpet bolt of my 2N, fluid leaks at a pretty good rate. Take it off, tighten it back up and no leaks. The bolt is too short to double up the nuts...
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    Can Skid My 2N

    Soundguy and HCooke, I'm still confused but what else is new!! I'll check out the manual and go from there. Thanks for the replies. Dave
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