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    9n lift arms

    I ordered these from Rural King and contacted Pats at same time. Pats sent the longer pins at no extra charge. My question still is the height of the lifting arms for 9ns. Mine are 1 3/4 high which are a little small for Pats device. I have installed them making some extra shims. Only 2 of the...
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    9n center axle removal to replace pivot pin and bushing

    I have read about the teardrop step. My question now is what has to be removed to get to that step. By the way the small end of the tear drop is pointed up on my tractor which puts the retaining bolt on top of the teardrop. I have never seen this arrangement on any of the forum pictures or...
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    9n center axle removal to replace pivot pin and bushing

    I am about to start my project to replace the center pin and bushing on my 9n.I have a FO-4 manual.Do I just follow those instructions ,or are there some helpful tricks you guys have discovered.Looks like block up the front of the tractor then the hood, radiator, radius rods ,and grill must...
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    9n top of drag link assembly hit generator sometimes

    I have a situation where where on some uneven terrain the front axle assy. pivots up and down as it should . it pivots up enough to cause to top of the steering drag link assembly to contact the generator. this condition will push the generator so it rotates about 3/4 inch towards the motor...
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    9n ignition switch left on

    mine is a 6V system
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    9n ignition switch left on

    I lucked out. Charged dead battery all day. Tractor instantly fired up like nothing had ever happened. I guess I have used up all my luck for 2018 ! Thanks for everybody's input.
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    9n ignition switch left on

    I left my ignition switch on by mistake. Battery was dead when I discovered my error. What has been damaged ?
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    OT carter Go Kart

    If you can,get a torque converter that attaches to the output shaft of the motor. It's used in place of the centrifugal clutch that most go-carts are sold with. It makes you think it has an auto transmission.
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    9n followup on rotor to dist.gap issue

    tractor now running perfect with new points, old cap and rotor.By the way I used the jig sold by Windy Ridge Farm to set the timing.great tool. locks everything correctly in place so an ohm meter can be easily used to determine when the points open.
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    9n generator tensioner

    I got all my parts for a spring loaded gen. tensioner.Now I don't want to create a bigger problem during install.Problem is with the head nuts.I need to remove 2 head nuts to mount the bracket for the tensioner.The nut furthest from the generator appears to be frozen. I don't want to put too...
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    9n followup on rotor to dist.gap issue

    I like your idea.I cleaned up my old rotor with 320 grit sandpaper and it looks brand new.I will be going back in the tractor since I know it fits OK with my old cap which I also cleaned up.
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    9n followup on rotor to dist.gap issue

    The location vertically on the cap contact where the rotor was hitting was half way down which is the same as the old cap I removed. To me that indicates the rotor was located correctly vertically on the shaft. The parts I used had been in my spare parts drawer for years , so if there was a bad...
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    9n followup on rotor to dist.gap issue

    The rotor was pushed down all the way and seated properly on the shaft. It's a pretty simple thing.just push it down on the shaft until it bottoms out. Where the rotor was hitting the distrib.,was in the proper place along the distrib contact ,just no clearance.
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    9n followup on rotor to dist.gap issue

    pulled the dist.cap off.All four contact points inside the cap were being hit by the rotor cap.When I checked the rotor I found that the contact tip was 45 degrees from its correct straight ahead position !! A piece of the bakelite rotor next to the contact tip was broken off.I am amazed the...
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    9n distributor to rotor gap

    I changed all distributor parts including rotor and cap. I used Napa parts per recommendations this forum. I decided to change all because it sits outside with a tarp cover and would not start after periods of rain. After a couple of dry days it would start fine. Once it started it ran fine...
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    9n distributor to rotor gap

    just did an ignition tuneup on my 6V 9n.when the distributor cap was mounted the rotor tip was hitting 2 of the distributor terminals.I was rotating the assembled distributor by hand and noticed this issue. I filed the rotor terminal a little to stop the interference.When I mounted the...
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    9n generator spring tensioner

    thanks for the very thorough description of the spring tensioner. the tensioner I got is the band type. the ID of the tensioner and the generator are both about 4 3/8 " so I guess the sizes match. I do have to get the part that bolts on the head.they seem to be available on eBay , so I guess I...
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    9n generator spring tensioner

    the reason I got the spring tensioner is because the mounting bolt alone is not keeping correct fan belt tension.not clear about correct setup.With initial setup do I leave mounting bolt slightly loose to allow generator to pivot while I adjust spring tensioner to create proper belt tension ...
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    9n generator spring tensioner

    I have a spring tensioner recently purchased off eBay. It appears that all tension on the fan belt is created by this tensioner. If that is the case, then the bolt mounting the generator has to be loose enough to allow the generator to pivot on the mounting bolt . If this is true , then I need a...
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    will not run without the chock pulled

    I had this problem on my 9n and it went away when I replaced the ignition switch.Bad ignition due to reduced electricity getting thru the switch.
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