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new rebuilt Marvel TSX 33 carb causing no throttle response? 9N with 8N engine
IF the throttle shaft was replaced, check the ball where the governor rod attaches. Had one the ball was just a little too big and gave that same problem. Ended up reinstalling the original throttle shaft and it worked fine.- deanostoybox
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Cub Pic
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Ford 8N wiring
1ST PICTURE That resister block below the ammeter goes to a front mount distributor 2nd picture that is not a voltage regulator. looks like a horn relay, could be for lighting 4th picture that green/blue wire goes to #2 terminal on alternator (sense), see red wire other side of plug goes to...- deanostoybox
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Starter Switch Rod
Part number 9N11512 possible source: https://www.rvtractorparts.com/part/75144/9n11512-rod-starter-push-ford-used I had to replace one a few years ago. I made the replacement rod from a driveshaft out of a junked weed wacker that had the gear drive. I cut if a bit long and then ground to fit...- deanostoybox
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8N Flip-up Hood
Did not watch, but ran across this the other day:- deanostoybox
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8N Axle Seals / Brakes
From: Tractor Identification and Model History - Ford Fordson Collectors Association At serial number 245261, nearly the end of '49 production, an inner grease seal was added to the rear axle housing to help stop the common problem of gear lube leaking onto the brakes. New axles were required...- deanostoybox
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Roll Pin Punch Size?
The pin is 5/16" so punch should be 1/32" smaller or 9/32".- deanostoybox
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Need some old type fuses information
Probably an obsolete type fuse. You might find something that will work here: https://www.eaton.com/content/dam/eaton/products/electrical-circuit-protection/fuses/bussmann-series-catalogs/bus-ele-cat-1007-full-line-catalog-complete.pdf- deanostoybox
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carb help on 9n with 47 8n engine
That hole is used during manufacture to allow access to drill the idle port that is directly across from it. It needs to be plugged.- deanostoybox
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Which ad blocker does anyone recommend?
uBlock origin- deanostoybox
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Dizzy Confusion
"I have a 6V system, which begs the question- can I use a 12V coil?" NO. Total primary resistance needs to be 1.5 Ohms on a 6V system. Your coil measures 1.1 Ohms. The temperature variable OEM ballast resistor is designed to work with the square front mount distributor coil. It provides a lower...- deanostoybox
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Dizzy Confusion
The instructions for the Pertronix part number 1247P6 which is for 6V positive ground posted by JMOR seems to me to be as explicit as it gets. It says: The minimum primary resistance for the igniter is 1.5 Ohms. This is the resistance of the coil and ballast resistor combined. It says to use...- deanostoybox
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