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    Wagon Restoration

    I have a threaded bar I can fit between the two front bars perfectly. Then I can.attach the tongue and.i think I'm in business.
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    Wagon Restoration

    Got it! Not sure about these brakes or even if I will fix them, but now the wagon will roll. Well, it will once I get round tires.
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    Wagon Restoration

    I removed the rear tires to look at those brakes. The one is seized up pretty good. I think I may just remove the rear brakes on this. Just the front should be fine for my needs. I also included some pics of the brake mechanism. Any ideas of what I have here?
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    Wagon Restoration

    Just found this. https://amp.lansingstatejournal.com/amp/15881081
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    Wagon Restoration

    Joe W, I dont see your email.
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    Wagon Restoration

    Fixerupper Where did you get your parts for the hydrolic brakes? If I want working brakes I'm going to need to replace the ones on there now. Also, do you just use an automotive hub? One is seized up and will need to be replaced.
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    Wagon Restoration

    Your wagons are beautiful! I am inspired. The front wheels on my wagon are 6 lug and the rear are 4 so I'm thinking home made also. Or someone replace the hubs. The brakes are hydrolic but broken. The hydrolic chamber is dry and one of the brakes is seized up. I am planning to pull...
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    Wagon Restoration

    They appear to be mechanical breaks. I got it home last night so havent had a good look at everything. I do know one of the rear wheels is locked up.
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    Wagon Restoration

    I just got a wagon I want to restore functionally to pull the kids around the farm on. Make a hay ride wagon. I'm not sure the name or type it is. Anyone know what this is and where I can go for parts or restoration tips? Thanks!
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    do you need a resistor with a 12 volt front mount coil?

    Ok. I removed the new resistor, Turned On the Fuel, and she started up first crank. Stayed running too. Didn't even have to choke her. Fuel line on. Funny how that works. Next stop, oil change. Thanks for all the help.
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    do you need a resistor with a 12 volt front mount coil?

    Tip 21: Open the fuel......(forehead slap!) After reading all the replies I remembered I had shut off the fuel line the last time I was working on it. I'll pull the new resistor, TURN ON THE FUEL, and try again this afternoon. I'll let you know how it goes.
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    do you need a resistor with a 12 volt front mount coil?

    This message is a reply to an archived post by Bruce VA on April 03, 2010 at 05:38:06. The original subject was "Re: do you need a resistor with a 12 volt front mount coil?". This is an old post but hopefully someone is still here. I have a 1949 8N. Th 6v generator died so I am converting it...
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