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Stolen Ford 9N
Yes this was in Brethren, Michigan. It has been gone for about a year now. There is also a narrow from AC that was sitting next to it that did not disappear. I"m assuming it was stolen for parts & scrap. As for 9 or 2, it was the first (and only) tractor I have purchased. Bought from a local...- Tim, MI
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Stolen Ford 9N
I had this tractor at a "friends" house. It had a blown motor and was parked in front of his house. I assumed he had moved it around back and he thought I had picked it up. It was located in Bretheren MI. Any help in recovering or prosecution of theif will be greatly appreciated.- Tim, MI
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More worthless discoveries
A few years back I was deliming stainless steel parts that had clogged with lime scale build up. I was able to remove the parts from a dishwasher and let them soak in a 50/50 solution of Limeaway (similar to CLR) and water. After about a week I was surprised to find a few of the parts black...- Tim, MI
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OT: Looking for welder advice...again
you can find the basic Licoln AC225 (buzz box) most big orange or blue home improvement stores for about $250. I got one on clearence a few years back at HD for under $100. Look around on places like ebay, craigslist, local welding supply stores, you can usually find some good deals. Stay away...- Tim, MI
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Disc too heavy for 9N
The plow was only on to transport, had to get creative with loading trailer, running out of space. But with just the disc the front end gets real lite. The problem I'm going to run into is when I take the tractor on the road to the feild I need to work wich is about 4 miles away with a rather...- Tim, MI
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Disc too heavy for 9N
Adding weight to the front is the obvious answer, but what is the best way to go about adding it. I know I've seen front tire wheel weights advertised, of course shipping can add up if not local, and my wheels are not OEM and would not accept the weights. So what is the most economical method of...- Tim, MI
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Disc too heavy for 9N
My father in law got me a great deal on the 2 bottom plow and the disc. I didn't realize just how fun it would be backing all this weight off the trailer (sad to say I was watching the disc wondering why it wasn't lifting) Anyway, the question is, while driving in the feild with the disc the...- Tim, MI
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She lives again!
By "Dino" I refer to oil compliments of our dead "dino"saurs. At the local auto parts store the only straight 40W they had was a generic store brand and a Penske High performance racing oil at almost $5.00 a quart!!! Store brand was half that.- Tim, MI
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She lives again!
Thanks to all that helped me out with questions regarding my 9N. My oil presure problem appears to have been solved, I only had it running for a few minutes cause case was leaking from fuel jar. With synthetic oil less that 7 PSI, put in some good "dino" 40W, pressure was at 45 PSI. Replace...- Tim, MI
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Electrical resistor questions Serial #'s
I just ordered the new 12 volt coil about 3 weeks ago, UPS lost it so the parts store has reshipped my entire order, I leave for "up North" wednesday night, hopefully UPS will come through this time!!! according to the tracking # it has been out for delivery for the last 7 days! So to answer...- Tim, MI
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Electrical resistor questions Serial #'s
I am also going through the electrical on the 9N, My question is, the original resistor has been "disconnected" a ceramic resistor is being used, and I have a new 12 volt coil on order. If I remember correctly, when using a 12 volt system with a 12 volt coil you use the original resitor?? are...- Tim, MI
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