I have a 1941 9N with a draft control plate that has an oblong hole. I ordered a new plate and the one that was shipped to me was for an 8N. It has a pin on the plate. The pin interferes with the plunger. When I look at my worn 9N control plate it has a round section that is bored out about an 1/8" deep and about the size of a half dollar. What does this do? It was facing in on the tractor towards the piston. Is it critical? Because if it is not important then I will just cut the pin off of the 8N Draft Control Plate that was shipped to me incorrectly.
Also, my tractor had no Spring Seat Support. I cannot find an 9N Schematic from 1941 and I was wondering if it even had a spring seat support. I purchased a Part # 2N624 spring support but I don't know if it goes on the 1941 9N. My master parts catalog only shows pictures of the 8N schematic. Help!!!!
Also, my tractor had no Spring Seat Support. I cannot find an 9N Schematic from 1941 and I was wondering if it even had a spring seat support. I purchased a Part # 2N624 spring support but I don't know if it goes on the 1941 9N. My master parts catalog only shows pictures of the 8N schematic. Help!!!!
