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    Superior 220S Loader

    I recently acquired a Superior 220S loader for my 1941 9N. Thanks to those who pointed out to me the front brackets were included. I am looking for instructions on how to mount the loader and and were the front brackets attach. Do the the brackets attached to the bolster off the front of the...
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    Superior Loader mounting bracket.

    I have a line on a good Superior for my 41 9N. It missing the front mounting bracket. Where can I find a front mounting bracket? I have checked Steiner's, Ebay and looked briefly on google. Scott
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    On the right track..No spark

    I finished putting my 1941 9N back together. Front Distributor 6 volt. I do not get a spark. Engine cranks fine. I cleaned the spark plugs, checked the gap. I inspected the distributor cap and found two of the posts were worn so I replaced the cap. I have a full charge on the batt. 6.32 volts...
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    Painted 9N

    I finished painting last night. I used a quart and a half of Ford gray and the appropriate thinners and hardeners. If I had to do it again I would sand blast the entire tractor as a whole or in pieces. The rough surface is magnified by the new paint. This will work for me. It’s a work tractor...
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    1941 Ford 9N Front Axle Pin

    I have a 41 9N font mount distributor, 6volt. S/N 9N7753I. I am looking for a font axle pin. The pin that came out of the tractor does not have the egg shaped flange on the front. There is a tapered bolt and jam nut that keep in place. I have checked this site and other for a pin that matches...
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    unidentified part

    I am disassembling my 41 9N front mount distributor getting it ready for pait. This lever/bar is attached to the 3 point. What is it for and how do i remove it? I have tried PB Blaster and a BFH. BFH and a wedge and visegrips. Any help would be appreciated.
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    Wrong wheels ?

    I pulled these wheels off a Junk 9N. Dropped them off to a powdercoater and mounted the tires. Just got home and found out they do not fit my tractor too many stud holes. I was told they are a ford truck wheel. Can anyone ID these wheels and what hubs whould have been used to replace the...
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    Wrong wheels ?

    I pulled these wheels off a Junk 9N. Dropped them off to a powdercoater and mounted the tires. Just got home and found out they do not fit my tractor too many stud holes. I was told they are a ford truck wheel. Can anyone ID these wheels and what hubs whould have been used to replace the...
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    ORC Install

    I purchased a ORC the other day and attempted to install it on my 41 9N. the splines lined up great, but the roll pin hole does not line up. Is this an issue? or can I run it as is. The front of the ORC hits the flat surface around the PTO Shaft keepjng the roll pin hole from lining up. I have a...
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    Rotary cutter identification

    has anyone seen a rotary cutter like this? What make and model is it? Is it worth picking up for $150.00
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    Cub Cadet model 76

    I am looking for the correct size drive belt for my 76 Cub Cadet lawn tractor. I purchased a new belt from parts tree, last year and it slips. The belt is routed correctly and pullies are clean. Number on the belt are 0504*. The part number listed by parts tree is IH-549821-R1. Any input would...
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    41 9N lacking high rpm

    I posted on the Ford tractor forum earlier. 41 9N purrs right along, but I cannot get it to high rpm. I have taken the advise of posters and: Check my spark, Good. Made sure my air cleaner was clean, check. With tractor running and in wide open thottle its idiling. The carburator is in the...
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    41 9N lacking power and RPM

    My 41 9N is lacking power, running rich and will not reach top RPM. I have cleaned the fuel tank, replaced the carburator, checked the point gap. New wires,cap and rotor. I am not sure how to diagnose the govenor. I removed the govenor and checked the interior. There was some slop in the arms...
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