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retired fool
Hi JMOR, in August of 23 you posted a picture of an 8n hub and axle splines I'm replacing my seals before I put my tractor back together. Can I use a puller at that point to separate the hub from the axle? Thank you
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JMOR
I don't see why not
retired fool
retired fool
Do you have any advice or tips to get these loose? Having a little (a lot)trouble getting this accomplished?
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JMOR
Other than a good strong puller & maybe tap on hub while under pull, I really don't. All that I have done were so worn out that I needed not only new hubs but axle, too. Or the sorry Chinee casting just broke apart in many pieces.
G
Hello Jo Bird.
I bought a Kama TS 254 in 2007 and it's still going good. Some of my lights stopped working and just found out a fuse was blown. I have an owners manual and a parts manual which have been really helpful but the electrical diagrams are poorly done. I was wondering if you know where I can get a more current electrical system diagram.
George R
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Hi there, I was wondering if you still have your Farmall Cub, the white demonstrator? I saw some posts some time ago. I am looking to purchase a Cub that is serial number: 100703. Not too far apart from your tractor!
Btzj02
Retried. Did you fix your spark problem?
retired fool
retired fool
Yes I did , finally came to me. The ammeter wasn't letting any voltage thru, once I bypassed it it fired up. Been sitting for 8 years. Thank you for checking in.
B
Hi - - saw your note about the 6" belt for sale. Where bouts are you located? I'm central west Michigan.
jm.
You are like I hate this new format nothing works for me, why I am not around anymore
D
Time is catching up with me. If I remember right, I put a forward/reverse motor on mine, so I could run taps with my drill press.
A
Hi, where are you from and what would you want for the baler needles?
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CraigWis
I send you a private message this Morn. I am in North Eastern Wi. I will take $70 Each Plus Shipping if Needed
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Alan K
Sorry for the late response, been in the field. Do you have any pictures of them? Have they been welded? Thank you
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CraigWis
They are still in the Baler I don't think that they have been welded. Here are pictures I toook tonight

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Looking for John Deere 620 tractor Serial Number 6211845 1957 model
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Jim.ME
Welcome. A profile post is private post. You need to start a thread on a discussion forum like the John Deere Forum. Need to include the area the 620 would have been in, last known location, description, and any other known info. Finding a tractor like this is a real long shot. Good luck.
J
You will likely get more information if you start posting on the Ford 9N, 2N, & 8N Discussion Forum in the Manufacturer's section of this site. Your Profile Posts are pretty much just private posts most don't see or look for. And there is a limit on characters here.

The actual Zane Thang is no more. I think Red Rock Manufacturing makes a position control for the N series.
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Mopar55
Oh...Thanx for the info...no excuses, but I am not familiar with posting on this sight...I normally get the info I need from just reading...
F
Trying to get the timing right on my tea20 1951 (standard motor) starts easily, but will run on no 1 and no 4 cylinder only. Can’t figure out what’s wrong; any ideas???
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JMOR
Verify firing order
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Fergette
Got everything redone: valve adjustments, points gap, firing order (wires) ok but still won’t run smooth. It’s as if I would not be on TDC with no1 cylinder to start with. HOw do I make sure that I am on compression stroke with no 1. Got the rotor pointing to 10 o’clock with the rod inserted to the flywhee.. Can’t figure out what’s wrong.
M
Does anybody know if anyone sells any of Zane Sherman's N tractor jigs and inventions...Did his Family or someone take over his business?
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JMOR
nnalert has the hyd top cover adjusting jug. $45
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Mopar55
Thanx for the info...I did find an adjusting jig at Just 8ns...$45 plus shipping....I was just curious about his "Zane Thang"
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JMOR
R e D R o c k has $130
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There where a couple hold on to the seat tight moments loading that NH271 since I used my IH 574 with loader to lift the heavy side of the baler while the guy backed the trailer under it. Couple of times it almost felt like the tractor might be on the edge of laying it self over on it's side. It has a rop but no seat belt and it was all the loader wanted to pick it up as far as it did
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GermantownGreen
Glad you made it ok.
Good thing to let it go. Hard to find help to bale with.
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