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    John Deere #7 Backhoe replacement cylinder measurement

    Well, I finished the repair by purchasing a replacement cylinder with 1 inch pin mounts online and had it delivered to my house for less then $100 total and took it to a local machine shop to have some bushings made and turn down the width of the mounts for 2 hours labor at $75 per hour. I...
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    John Deere #7 Backhoe replacement cylinder measurement

    So no help for the JD #7 Backhoe?
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    John Deere #7 Backhoe replacement cylinder measurement

    Hello All, I am continuing to work on my Ford 9n with a John Deere #7 Backhoe. The dipper stick hydraulic cylinder is bent and when I looked at the parts catalog from JD they show that the part for the dipper and boom are supposed to be the same. The ones on mine are not so I assume the PO...
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    Wanted to change the radiator, ended up rewiring 6V 2N

    That is clever. I assume that would be the bottom terminal on the cut off switch?
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    Wanted to change the radiator, ended up rewiring 6V 2N

    Just a couple points to share. I purchased an eBay radiator kit for ~$140. It was definitely not nearly the quality of the old one I replaced, but for the money, it was a good value. The only significant problem I had was the new radiators front PTO clearance was not nearly a high enough...
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    Need help identifying this loader on my 2N.

    "Otherwise, if just puttering around the 2N should be fun to play with, and better than a wheel barrow and shovel until one is ready to move up." Hi W_B, I work in IT as my real job and have been for the past 18 years. This is not a business venture for me. It's a toy, maybe a hobby. I...
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    Need help identifying this loader on my 2N.

    I don't think your missing anything TOH, other then how amateur I actually am at tractor ownership. Sorry for the hand holding required. The square tubing seems straight forward enough, I was hoping to reuse the actual mount that the pins slide through at the end of the tubing, but they are...
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    Need help identifying this loader on my 2N.

    There is a separate seat for the backhoe. It's a John deere 7 so if you do a google image search for it you can see how it is set up.
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    Need help identifying this loader on my 2N.

    Unfortunately, welding is not an art that I have had the opportunity to practice and I'm afraid I would butcher it if I tried. I will have to pay for this.I did some measuring and found the existing pin mounts are 2 7/8" wide, and the standard Kubota pin mounts appear to be 2 3/8" making it...
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    9n misfiring update

    I guess your asking for advice on how to fix the stumble and surge. I'm new here but had to correct issue with my tsx 33 carb on my newly purchased 2N. To save time I bought a cheap replacement 241b off eBay and swapped them out. Tractor ran, but only with choke. Couldn't get it to dial in...
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    Need help identifying this loader on my 2N.

    I like the idea of widening the boom to fit a standard Kubota bucket. That would take more work up front but might be a better long term solution. I think I have to decide if I just want to get what's there patched up and good enough for the cheaper cost, or if I want to make it a bigger...
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    Need help identifying this loader on my 2N.

    Hello All, new to the forum and new to tractor ownership. I recently purchased this 1946 2N tractor and have been going through it. The pin on loader bucket needs to be replaced or rebuilt but I am having a very difficult time trying to find a replacement bucket. Does anyone know what...
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