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    JD 410 Contaminated Hydro Fluid (need some pointers)

    Is that it (yellow arrow)? I didn't actually replace the filters yet (ordered), I just put the covers back on empty to keep the dust out.
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    JD 410 Contaminated Hydro Fluid (need some pointers)

    I'm going to check that right now. Thanks for the timely tip.
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    JD 410 Contaminated Hydro Fluid (need some pointers)

    JD 410 Contaminated Hydraulic Fluid (1973?) Machine Info: 1947 hours Frame: JD 410-D | Serial: 194583T Engine: 4219DT 03 | 286327T Paid $1000 for it I recently acquired a JD 410 backhoe that had been sitting idle in a field for several years. First order of business was just getting it home...
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    Parts Manual that shows all the original 9N part drawings?

    The serial number: 9N68506 I have about a dozen which is which questions but lets start with the seat. I think the black one came from the factory. Then there is the steering assembly. One is cast and the other is not. This is pic of both. I want to make the red one...
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    Parts Manual that shows all the original 9N part drawings?

    The serial number: 9N68506?? I have about a dozen which is which questions but lets start with the seat. I think the black one came from the factory. Then there is the steering assembly. One is cast and the other is not. This is pic of both. I want to make the red...
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    9n

    Tim, Is that seat original? Not the back rest part but the seat itself. Thanks in advance.
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    Parts Manual that shows all the original 9N part drawings?

    Does such a thing exist? I have a parts manual but in a great many sections it only has drawings for newer models and just part numbers for the original 9N model. Then when you search for those part numbers its a mixed bag of reproduction parts and I can't tell for sure which is vintage. I'm...
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    Right Side Leveling Box Assembly

    Thank you and yes they both work. I happen to have two 9N's and I want to make the red one as parts matching as possible. I'm not looking to do a restore at the moment but 20+ years from now it would be nice to have a parts matching machine. I just sort of acquired the red one in a trade. I...
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    Right Side Leveling Box Assembly

    Does anybody happen to know if either of these (pics below) leveling box assembly's are original Ford parts for a 1941 9N?
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    Original equipment versus not

    Very sure they are both 9n. I am familiar with the different models and the typical differences. Also researched the serial numbers and that's how I can tell one is 1941 and the other is a 1942. The 42, the blue one does have 8n running boards though. But they both have correct wheels, radius...
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    Original equipment versus not

    Stripping and painting may be in the future for the RED. But the BLUE, will never be that kind of tractor. Paint depends on how close to all original I can get it. I'm still in the inventory phase. I never really planned on picking up a second 9N. I acquired it in a trade. Can you ID...
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    Original equipment versus not

    I recently acquired a second 9N (RED). Although its far more complete than my daily driver (BLUE), not every part appears to be original. My plan is to replace any reproduction parts on it (RED) with original parts from my daily driver (BLUE). RED - 1941 Ford 9N S/N 9N68506 - VERY ORIGINAL...
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    Starter install before remounting engine

    When I bought it, it was blue so I just sort of went with it. When I tried to match it the paint wasn't just right so I rattle canned the entire thing. Its the cleverly named "Ford Blue" (1787X) from Van Sickle on teh body and Light Ford Gray (465 - 1965 and newer) on teh fenders, seat and...
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    Starter install before remounting engine

    I actually built nearly the entire engine out on the stand, moved it to the crane and stabbed it by myself using a very handy trick. You take two 7/16-14 (coarse) bolts that are about 5 inches long and you cut the heads off of them. Then you screw them into the engine at the 3 o'clock and 9...
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    Starter install before remounting engine

    It worked like a champ. I painted the exhaust so there was a little smoke at first but it ran so quietly and smoothly compared to how it was before that I thought I screwed it up somehow. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fb5U6hjZZjI I drove it around some during the break in and the only...
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