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  1. J

    Carb and Fuel Shutoff when Not Running

    No, by design the float and needle will shut off fuel once the predetermine level has been reached. But leakage past the seat is a common problem with these carbs, which warrants shutting off the fuel every time to avoid the problem.
  2. J

    Modifying Temp Gauge

    The OP says he has a 'sending unit' so I would assume that is just using stranded wire from the sending unit to the gauge. You can splice an extra length piece in there as needed, but for cleanliness sake why not just spring for a new length of wire? BTW I also use a non mechanical water...
  3. J

    Another cracked block - need your advice

    Thanks for all the great input. Drinking it all in now and will let you guys know how it turns out. As it stands now I'll try Dell's suggestion, drill the end of the crack to keep it from creeping, V it out and JB weld it and drive the dang thing.
  4. J

    Another cracked block - need your advice

    Disclaimer: I have explored the archives extensively, ready multple opinions regarding welding, brazing, epoxy, black pepper, egg white, etc etc.. Can you gentlemen with many more years of experience than I look at the following photo and advise me how you would repair this? My concern...
  5. J

    A couple of Hydraulic questions

    Wouldnt normally care, but whoever welded the one on he right side of the tractor must have been dizzy that day because he welded at too far of an angle. Now the linkage hits the axle tube (notice rubber band that is attached to the tube to limit abrasion. In regards to lever and pull...
  6. J

    A couple of Hydraulic questions

    The FNG is back. :) Couple of questions about the hydraulics on my recently determined 1940 9n: 1. What is the lever and pull knob underneath the seat for? The previous owner never used them and did not know. 2. What is the correct term for these arms? Lift arms? Notice how...
  7. J

    New guy with weird serial number.

    chrisinsoky-Not real worried about it being stolen. Bought it from a prominent vineyard here in the area. Gentleman very respected in the area. Dell - thanks for the info. The following picture is of the right side of the tractor that I took a few weeks ago before i bought it. Tractor...
  8. J

    New guy with weird serial number.

    Hello all! New guy here, somewhat less than educated in regards to these tractos so I will be posing various questions over the next few days and appreciate any insight you are able to offer. Purchased a Ford 9n yesterday for 1200.00. less than 15 hrs on rebuild (by reputable shop in...
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