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  1. R

    Deer fence

    I have been told that a deer will jump just as high as he needs to. that said I have 6 foot fence and the only time I have had deer inside is when I left the gate open. When I went to get them out, they jumped it real easy. I think it is easier to keep them out than it is to keep them in. We...
  2. R

    Losin' Power in the snow...

    It is possible that you were getting carb icing, and or moisture on the distributor. the real test will be the next time you run it. If runs ok it could have been one of the above. if still running the same I would plugs the plugs and check for fouling. You may have been only running on two...
  3. R

    TSX Chio-Pet carb....for countrydoc

    pretty!!! I'm sure it will work just as good as it looks!!
  4. R

    3 pt stabilizers

    Don't get confused between the Stabilizer arms and the Stay straps. The stay straps are adjustable, but not the Stabliers arms. Check the parts page on this site, shows both and the length of the stabilier bars.
  5. R

    Crimping vs. Soldering (Continued)

    I worked for 35 years as an A&P mech. on helicopters. It does not make any difference what I think is better, solder or crimp. I did what the manufactor said was right. No questions asked. Mostly crimped and in some circuits soldiered. No short cuts, just do it right!!!! According to the...
  6. R

    IDLE SPEED PROBLEMS

    if you can screw the idle screw all the way in, I think it is an indication of an air leak in the induction system. bad gasket on carb to manifold, bad manifold gasket or real bad worn intake valve stem and guides. IMHO
  7. R

    OT - Time for us to get some WHITE STUFF

    I too have a steep driveway and when I need to remove snow I leave my 8N in the shed and use my MC crawler. Much safer and I can get back to the top!! I use 4 wheel drive when there is no snow!! easier on truck and drive way. My two cents worth!
  8. R

    8N Generator - 2brush or 3brush

    the link is to a post last week about a 9n gen. picutes show 3 posts with 3rd brush switch. ground and field wired together and is using a cutout. Question, would not this be charging too high? 9n gen
  9. R

    Electric Ford 9N Tractor Conversion, Fluids ?

    looking good! I would remove the Over Run coupler and put a cover on the PTO tho> Keep it safe!
  10. R

    9N Chargeing Issues

    I am no expert, but it looks like a hybred to me. If it is charging , don't mess with it unless the charging rate is too high. Does the high/low switch work?
  11. R

    Over Running Clutch Removal 101

    the last time i took the ORC off, it took a week to find the cover. Now I just leave the ORC on and stay away from it!!
  12. R

    OT ... Dec 7th 1941

    Well said!!!
  13. R

    OT...Seeley Lake weather

    blame it on global warming!
  14. R

    When to rebuild a 1953 8N engine

    go to john smiths site. he has a good section on identification of the fords. 8n's were made from 48 thru 52. 53 was the NAA golden Jubilee. the 8n are flat head and the NAA are overhead valves. Problem in cyclinder the same tho. good luck
  15. R

    When to rebuild a 1953 8N engine

    To start with, there is no such thing as a 1953 8N. Looks like you have a problem in the one cylinder.
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