Here are some numbers: Right side of block-OJ1153, Left side of block-9N92273. What year is this 9N? What carburetor & governor repair kits fit this tractor? One more thing if I remember correctly, when I was driving my uncle's 9N in the 40's I was always controlling the engine speed with the throttle lever, unlike the Allis Chalmers where engine speed could be set and would pretty much stay there up hill & down. I now own a 9N and it acts the same way. Any thoughts beyond what I asked for at the beginning of this thread?
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