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    Hello

    Hi folks, I am new to the group even though I have posted a few things recently. My name is Richard McKenzie and my handle is RichMac. (catchy, uh) I am really excited about finding this site since my interest in the N series tractors goes way back to my preteen years on my Dad's farm in...
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    Strange foul-up

    James Hill is truly an honest man!
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    Oil Gallery Diagram

    After looking at the diagram, it seems that you are right. Most engines have the oil flowing thru the crank and into the rods which sprays onto the bottom of the pistons to cool them. I was interested where the oil gauge is in the flow. It looks like it is at the very end of the oil path...
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    Oil Gallery Diagram

    Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much!
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    Oil Gallery Diagram

    I have been unable to find a diagram of the complete oil gallery for the N series. Does anyone have one?
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    weird question

    Can one have serious blowby and hence, oil dilution and still have high compression readings if the combustion chamber is clogged with carbon which increases the compression ratio?? Just a thought. I do not know the answer, but it seems reasonable.
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    Strange foul-up

    Someone (my brother-in-law) blew out the fuel line from the sed. bowl to the carb with high pressure air without disconnecting it from the carb. Afterwards fuel flowed freely from the carb onto the the ground. After disassembly I found that the floats were rather flat and could not be...
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    8n info needed

    Your procedure to get to FO-4 at the library worked for me. Thanks
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    8n info needed

    An online manual is at http://www.external_link/ford-8n-9n-2n-online-service-manual/index.htm
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