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    How to add gear oil to steering case if steering wheel is welded to the steering column?

    You're welcome! There is a 9n 2n 8n forum here, and its true I have owned many 8ns, but learned from the gurus there, just passing it forward.😀
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    How to add gear oil to steering case if steering wheel is welded to the steering column?

    Squeeze bottle tip opening can't be too big, and have to hold it clear of the bolt hole a bit so it can burp air. This is the top part of a steering box, (just sitting on the rear end of the tractor) the blue line shows the passege Drilling slow with gease on the bit may help catch spirals...
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    How to add gear oil to steering case if steering wheel is welded to the steering column?

    Hi icehose, welcome aboard! Bummer the wheel is welded on. First 52 serial # is 442035 Filister screw was added @ 452913 Looks like yours is a 51 Filister is here This is the bolt to take out to fill Its slow to fill without the filister taken out, cause there isn't any other vent. At the end...
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    Any tricks on making a temporary gas tank

    Not glamorous, but works good. Came on a Sears --with B&S engine-- rototiller, has a glass sediment bowl and everything. Since im a 12 voter, an old generator mount got repurposed to clamp to an old air filter. Its safe to drive around to test.
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    9n retrofitting o-ring for stand pipe between lift lid and housing

    Hi Derek, Glad your 9 has been running good! I gave up on gravity down 3 point angers in rocky, or hardpan soils. Dug with 1 ft wide backhoe bucket on L48 Kubota. Maybe its a good thing only the gasket blew, and maybe that blowing is a lesser of evils.😀 Guys have broke the lift piston just from...
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    Ford 8N 12V EI conversion

    Wow,,,, Not interested in building you're y tube following. Thought you needed help from 8n experts here for personal use. Good bye
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    Ford 8N 12V EI conversion

    Watched the beginning of that video. Im sure the fellow is a nice guy, and is showing how he fixed up his first 8n. Not knowing how to spell pertronix is OK. But leaving the knock off EI wires just laying on the exhaust manifold is a shade tree disqualified for me.( and the wire loom bracket is...
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    Ford 8N 12V EI conversion

    Replaced red positive cable cause old one was corroded, and dropping volts, not cause of battery post layout.
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    Is it possible to switch a side mount 8N block to a front mount setup?

    The last clutch I bought here worked just fine. Was about 3 years ago. Didnt have adjustable finger bolts. Just a suggestion, dont change the eyebolt screw ajustment on the outside of the belhousing. Doing so could help the new clutch to not fully release. Wait to see if it works.😀 Edit: Take...
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    Ford 8N 12V EI conversion

    Group 26 fits too specs are generic AI info
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    I'm buying it: 1951 Ford 8N

    I dont have any PM mail, oh well, ( I do know how to ) I see the new post on the other forum. 1244A + suppression wires, dont see a coil listed. Here is a 3.0 ohm flamethrower 40511 8N sidemounts have two sets of timing marks. One set is for #1 and #4 cylinders, the other set is for #2 and #3...
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    I'm buying it: 1951 Ford 8N

    The 12 volt conversion link in post 26 and 28 dont work on my samsung phone. Post 4 only has grid lines, no words.
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    I'm buying it: 1951 Ford 8N

    Also, suggest save your old points. Use them to locate static timing (on the dist housing)-- when the points first break open. It might be findable by voltage change if on EI, but certainly easier to see points opening.
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    I'm buying it: 1951 Ford 8N

    Pertronix 1244A? Or other? If you dont have a timing light, best to get one.😀
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    I'm buying it: 1951 Ford 8N

    Hi bradleydavidgood, Yes, get your parts here! So its pull the hood, install new 12 volt conversion, and Pertronix, rebuild the carb, or put on a spare, clean or replace the gas tank, then try to fire it up? Ive had joy leaving the genny, and regulator, but taking the wires off and taping em...
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