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    9N gas lever not causing it to rev high enough

    Yes,, they spring loaded connectors are loose. I will see if I can get new connectors or replace the rods and connectors.. Thanks for your input..
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    9N gas lever not causing it to rev high enough

    Hello, 1940 9N that was restored 3 years ago and is now used on the farm to rake hay. It starts quick and runs well,,, Except,, it wont rev up enough. the gas lever doesn"t do anything for the first 1/2 of lowering the lever then it revs up some. though, manually, I can push on the lever to...
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    9N coil burnt !

    Thanks... Can you tell me what a Dash Resistor is? Can I get it at Radio Shack,,,,or the ford tractor dealer??? I will get a coil today.. If its an OEM coil I'll get a Dash resistor and the ballast resistor... If it's not an OEM coil,, then I'll go with the ballast resistor only...
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    9N coil burnt !

    I need some electrical advise on my dad's 1940 9N that I restored over the past year with lots of help from this forum..Thanks... I returned it to the farm last month and it was used a few times until it wouldn't start because of the lack of spark. Noticed that the coil was cracked. Is this...
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    Thanks for all the help with the 1940 9N Restoration.

    Thanks for the good suggestions to help me with the restoration of this 1940 9N. I finished it today. I will be taking it back to my dad's farm in PA next week. He uses it to rake hay which starts in late May. Special thanks to JMOR, 46 Coupe, Soundguy, and Bruce(VA) for their comments on...
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    Safe way to split tractor in half

    Great idea about using the PTO to turn the transmission shaft to get it aligned for the clutch splines... Thanks,,,,,,,
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    Main rear seal replacement !

    I have the 1940 9N in half now to replace a spring to the throw out bearing assembly. I noticed a small amount of oil on the bottom of housing below the clutch plate that drips out the bottom hole. Would this oil be coming past a rear main seal? If so,, How difficult is it to replace the seal...
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    Safe way to split tractor in half

    Yesterdays tractor for $198.00 + 20 shipping!! It was the heavy duty version.. not cheap, but it fit well..and it came with the new winged cap. It took two new carriage bolts on the bottom instead of the original bolts up into the radiator.....
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    Safe way to split tractor in half

    blocking the engine and moving the transmission backwards on a large floor jack worked well... when we looked inside the clutch linkage there was only one spring attached to the throw out bearing assembly.... I'm assuming it should have two... How important is two springs?? thanks...
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    Safe way to split tractor in half

    Good idea...I'll try this....
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    Safe way to split tractor in half

    Yeah,,, that's what I meant,,,,,I'll blame on my fingers that didn't type what I meant !!
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    Safe way to split tractor in half

    Good idea to use wedges to keep the engine from rotating.. I will use a large floor jack to pull the front of the tractor forward,,then block it to not rely on the floor jack as it sits. I am checking the clutch to see why the clutch lever wont take it out of gear... I replace the clutch...
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    Safe way to split tractor in half

    I need to split the tractor in half to check the clutch. Is it safe to place a large floor jack under the motor with the front wheels attached to split the tractor in half??? We started to do this last night with a small (2 ton) floor jack but the engine started to rotate sideways when we...
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    9N wont start

    Thanks for your comments through this learning experience of wiring this ford 9N... I"ve restored two green tractors with magnetos so I haven"t dealt with the the wiring for the battery, starter, and altenator before...Thanks for the learning experience... I will purchase the resistor and...
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    9N wont start

    Here is the new wiring diagram...
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