rd 2N in mo
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not mine just interesting
https://stlouis.craigslist.org/grd/5699570234.html
https://stlouis.craigslist.org/grd/5699570234.html
I agree John, 3 speed trans, battery up under the hood, oval(quoted from post at 13:07:47 07/25/16) Location of the battery tells me
it's a 2n with 8n front hubs.
Battery on the 8N is below the hood and the small rear hub/bolt pattern for comparison.(quoted from post at 17:48:53 07/25/16)
"Location of the battery tells me
it's a 2n with 8n front hubs."
hmmm ok, the battery in an 8N would be farther forward, with the tool box behind it?
which begs the question, what happened to this one's tool box? i'd say any potential buyer should ask for 100 bucks off due to this crude piece of misdirection![]()
I hope by now you know I am not out to make anyone seem like(quoted from post at 23:18:36 07/25/16)
royse, ty for the graphic demonstration of how i ? an idiot. i have no idea how i didn't know there was a huge difference in the REARS
on the bright side, tho, i'm starting to think i'm one of only 3 people on earth (the other 2 being the guys who helped me) who can remove an N oil pan without removing the front axle. so i got that going for me.
and relax, this isn't gonna turn into an ammeter thing![]()
(quoted from post at 22:48:53 07/25/16)
"Location of the battery tells me
it's a 2n with 8n front hubs."
hmmm ok, the battery in an 8N would be farther forward, with the tool box behind it?
which begs the question, what happened to this one's tool box? i'd say any potential buyer should ask for 100 bucks off due to this crude piece of misdirection![]()
(quoted from post at 15:07:29 07/26/16)(quoted from post at 22:48:53 07/25/16)
"Location of the battery tells me
it's a 2n with 8n front hubs."
hmmm ok, the battery in an 8N would be farther forward, with the tool box behind it?
which begs the question, what happened to this one's tool box? i'd say any potential buyer should ask for 100 bucks off due to this crude piece of misdirection![]()
I have one I'll sell you for $100 bucks! I only paid $5 for it at a consignment auction. Not that it would even fit on this tractor anyway.
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