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    hydraulics and 3 point

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    hydraulics and 3 point

    I believe I have figured this out, but I will run it by the guru's. '51 8n, started giving me fits with a scraper bucket. I got stuck going downhill! it wouldn't break out and lift up....I have cleaned out the chambers previously when I put in the new PTO and have fresh ( and NOT contaminated...
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    Rest-o-ride seat

    I went with Korves. I called Steiner and they confirmed that theirs were made of Chinesium. For 35 bucks more, I got the good ones. Gramps always said it you don't have time to do it, you certainly don't have time to do it again the right way.
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    Rest-o-ride seat

    I appreciate that! I just finished up my seat and used it for the first time last night. It was....fun,lol. nothing really went like I thought it should. Bushings were not correct, needed to be cut in half. (too long) There were tabs holding the old bushings in the frame that had to be delt...
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    Rest-o-ride seat

    Thank you! I've never ordered from them before so was checking on the shipping aspect. Seems like every time I order from Steiner I end up waaay north of the dollar amount I was going to spend. Maybe this will help me focus on ONE item that I actually need. :) side note* I went and helped a...
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    Rest-o-ride seat

    Dont know whether to start a new thread or continue on with this one? I have removed my seat and have all the parts "moving" (nothing is rusted in place). I have what I believe to be a simple question: The big rubber springs are available at two places with slightly different pricing. I DON'T...
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    Rest-o-ride seat

    I came close....next time I will. At least it's ford red and light gray now. I need the tractor at Least every other day right now. Hopefully I will find another one reasonable that has better tires and I will do this one over :)
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    Rest-o-ride seat

    you are correct. I took the seat off today so I could paint the Blue, RED! I took a 3 lb hammer and tapped the end of the threads while putting pressure on the T handle. After a couple turns I could see that the right spring appeared to be the only one moving.( the side with the adjustment...
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    8N PTO Seal

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    nuts and bolts

    It seems like the more I work on my 8n the more I find that irritates my ocd nerve! Since I now have the hood off for the 19th or 20th time this month I decided to check/adjust the valves and paint that side of the engine. Simple right? 3 different size fasteners and 1 metric bolt! I keep...
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    Rest-o-ride seat

    I've been hitting mine with kroil here and there, maybe it will free up by the time I get to the seat! I was painting the engine yesterday ( too cold toay) and I was going to pull the starter so I could get behind there.....nope! half way out I decided it's NOT the time for that fight and put it...
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    Rest-o-ride seat

    I can't stand on the axles and pull up on the seat and make it move. I took a pry bar and tried to move each side individually, the left side didn't move as much as the right. Neither moved much. From what little research I have done, I surmise the inner bushings are rusted up and it most likely...
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    which is better

    *FACT
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    Rest-o-ride seat

    Is that the situation here? It's loaded up (compressed) too far. Sort of like someone had it set too light for a heavier operator. Or did something break and cause this condition? I just don't see how it got screwed in that far in the first place, now it makes sense :) btw, how did you fare...
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    Rest-o-ride seat

    While working on many other things I have been eyeballing this seat and wondering how in earth did someone get it adjusted like that? Furthermore, how am I going to back the adjustment back out? Is this something I will just have to do my best to disassemble to remove it and then restore...
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