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    cast iron centers

    My serial number is 100541, not that much off of yours. I've had it about 6 years. It was rough and needed a gear in the trans, complete clutch assembly and some motor and carb work. I've done nothing to it cosmetically, but I did manage to get it running very well. The pulling thing happened...
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    cast iron centers

    Well, actually I was going to ask you that next. I pulled with it a month ago for the first time. Becouse of the cast iron wheels I got dumped in the 4000lb. class with the Oliver 70s and so on. Tractors with double my HP aren't fun to play with. By removing one cast iron wheel I would go down a...
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    cast iron centers

    That was a lot of trouble you went to and I really appreciate it. What I was trying to do was remove about 200 lbs. from my tractor. I have the cast iron centers on it now. It weighs 3850 with me on it, I'm 175, and I'm trying to get it closer to 3500 lbs. Its not easy changing tires on it as...
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    cast iron centers

    And thanks Fr. Bob!
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    cast iron centers

    Thanks Mike, the pressed steel are 100 lbs.I have a set and weighed them. So maybe they are about 350 or 375
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    cast iron centers

    I tried to look it up but really couldn't find it any place. thanks for the reply!
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    cast iron centers

    Quick question; can anyone tell me what the cast iron wheel center weighs on my 41B? Don't think the bathroom scale is gonna cut it....
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    Wheels

    Thank you very much.Thats what I was hoping.
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    Wheels

    I have a 41 B with the 12 spline axle and cast wheels. I was wondering if there is a replacement for the cast iron wheel that would be considerably lighter. My rim is 38 inches. I'm trying to lighten the tractor while keeping my 38 inch tires since they're like new.
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    Axle pivot pin

    Does anybody know if there's an axle pivot pin available for an earlier 2n? All the ones I can find are after serial number 16xxx,I have a 14xxx number.
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    Wheels n seats

    I really appreciate the pic and the info. I don't believe the seat would be aftermarket, the brackets are much to well made. It was not a cheap bolt on and it was made for the N series tractors for sure. As for the wheels, that is good info thank you guys very much.
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    Wheels n seats

    Thank you for your reply every bit helps.
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    Wheels n seats

    I recently bought a 47 2n parts tractor for my 44 restoration.The seat on the parts tractor has a coil spring and shock absorber style that is much nicer than my 44 seat. I would rather use this seat but I'm not sure when or why Ford began using them. Also the rear wheels are much different. the...
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    Flathead conversion

    Thank you for your ideas.The real fun is in figuring it all out and eventually making something great.Always great people and ideas here.
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    Flathead conversion

    I'm hoping there's a few others out there that have done flathead V8 conversions on a 2N. My problem is the front support for the steer axle will not clear the crank pulley. It misses by about a quarter inch keeping the support from bolting up to the engine cradle. My first thought is that the...
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    select o matic

    Can anyone share some info about select o matic transmissions.Never had one and I'm wondering about the general opinion of them. Are they junk, are parts available, are they worth rebuilding.Any comments are appreciated. Thank you
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    41-B head

    Piston are stock now.Budget and time won't allow bottom end work this summer.Plan was carb and clutch last year,top end this year, bottom end next year.Im trying to get head done in prep for pistons next. I'm not a serious puller but want to do the best I can do while learning.There is a big...
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    41-B head

    I have read that I can take 150 thousands off my head but that seems like a lot of material as it's about 1/8 of an inch. Can anyone help me out with this.Obviously to much will ruin the head and more.Also is there anyplace that sells shortened rocker arms? My machine shop does not want to...
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    JD-B Valves

    I dont really want to get into the bottom end right now, I know I can get more 'bang for the buck' there but since the head is off now I wanted to get a little done now.It's only used in our local pulls to have a little fun with and I don't want to get into big stuff now.I understand it's not...
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    JD-B Valves

    I'm trying to wring a little more out of my 41-B.I am told I can use A exhaust valves for my intakes and B intakes for my exhaust.It's kinda an old school way of gittin a little but its also budget friendly.Can anyone give me a little more detail on how this is done, and what I need to do it?
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