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    DIY electronic ignition

    I would use the stock distributor. I would assume it would fire right using that
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    DIY electronic ignition

    I would use the original distributor but would use a canned coil instead of square coil
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    DIY electronic ignition

    I realize kits can be bought but I wondered if this is doable for someone that has some of the parts already? I have an old 2n tractor. Could a person remove the points and use a Hall effect switch and a magnet on the crankshaft pulley set to signal an HEI or tfi module at number 1 cylinder...
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    Duraspark in a 2n?

    What about a 4 cylinder magnetic pick up fanned on the breaker plate and a home made reluctor wheel pinned on the stock distributor shaft? I will admit I do not 100 percent understand how they work but wondered if it were possible
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    Duraspark in a 2n?

    I just wondered if it was possible to install the guts of a 4 cylinder duraspark ignition onto the breaker plate of a 2n front mount distributor along with appropriate module to have an actual Ford electronic ignition? Basically using junkyard parts instead of purchasing an aftermarket...
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    Ot, Unloading gravel from trailer

    I called and they did not want to fool with such a small job. Plus, they only haul mon through friday. My wife and I both work out of town during the week.
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    Ot, Unloading gravel from trailer

    I have a 5 foot wide by 12 feet long dual axle trailer with metal sided. I need to haul several loads of crusher run from the local quarry. Problem is i can only go on Saturdays and they are only open until noon. Looking for a way to quickly and efficently dump a load for my gravel parking pad...
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    Tractor paint. (off topic sort of)

    I am replacing and painting some MDF baseboards in my dining room/kitchen. I thought about trying to paint then with my air compressor spray gun and TSC white implement paint with hardener added. Will this paint work with wood? Really wanting something I can spray and that will last. Often the...
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    Pond Scoop

    Did you have dirt brought in and just used the scoop to pick up the loose dirt and deposite it or did you actually dig with the scoop?
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    Pond Scoop

    I bought a used pond scoop to move dirt, gravel, and snow. (We don't get a lot of snow, more ice than snow). It is old and kind of rough but I only gave 80 bucks for it. My question is, what is the best was to sharpen the blade on it and is there a certain angle to try to maintain? Any other...
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    2n 3 point lift update...

    Thanks. I think I needed to hear that. I tend to go overboard when I fix something and end up spending more than I can really afford. Last month I bought a 200 carb to fix a no start condition I was frustrated diagnosing. Let me ask you this, if I disconnect the wishbone from the control valve...
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    2n 3 point lift update...

    Are you saying you just would not remove the chamber housing or you would not remove the housing and would not remove the valves in the housing?
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    Which PTO seal do I have?

    I have a 2n. I cant read the entire ID, put I am pretty sure it is 43. My book has two different part numbers for this. Which is correct?
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    2n 3 point lift update...

    Took inspection cover off and the fork is attached to the "T" control valve. However, I guess I envisioned that the fork would pull the valve straight out and straight in. However, this has a spring between the "T" and the valve. It sort of moves sideways when I move the control lever if that...
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    2n lift not working

    I started tractor with dipstick cover removed. No oil that i could tell coming from top. Middle of pump on top had oil swirling. I assume this is normal since pto shaft goes through?
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