Recent content by Gerald L

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    is my tractor a 9n or 8n??

    the engine serial no. 9N37015 was manufactured in 1940 and was a 9N engine
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    Hinge for door?

    FLAman has the solution but I would ad some to what he said: secure the hing with a pin clamp or bolt through one hole and place a peice of rubber the thickness being slightly thicker than the length of the stickout of the rivet between the pieces you are riveting and the bucking bar to compress...
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    Not sure what I Have

    go to the left side of your page and click on serial numbers that will take you wher you need to go to find the answer you want.
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    Sealing pipe plug

    I found a chart it said 54 ft lbs on 1/2 pipe , you should look it up on the net just to make sure I do make mistakes. hope this helps
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    Sealing pipe plug

    The 2-4-2 is an ideal situation: properly cut threads etc. I would not get caried away with to much torque the plug is tapered and will act like a wedge on the case. I would get some hands on help if I was not sure,you do not want to break the case. I do not know what the number of FT LBS but...
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    Sealing pipe plug

    Pipe threads properly cut will screw in by hand two turns and four with a wrench deforming the treads to mate up mettle to mettle teaflon is not a pipe thread sealant it is actually a lubricant and prevents galling of the threads this was accomplished the first time it was installed in the...
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