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BOB

02-11-2003 18:19:14

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IS there a bracket that goes on tool box for the 9n? mine did not have this on it when bought it,tool box that is.
any pictures would be great!
can this be made? (black smith)
thanks BOB

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THANKS ALL FOR THE HELP!!

02-12-2003 18:41:02

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Re: TOOL BOX 9N in reply to BOB, 02-11-2003 18:19:14

HAVE A GREAT DAY :) THANKS AGAIN BOB

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Barnstormer

02-12-2003 06:39:23

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Re: TOOL BOX 9N in reply to BOB, 02-11-2003 18:19:14

Just a side note to you all about the tool box location. The prototype tractor for the 9N, that is in Henry Ford Museum, had the tool box located on the left side of the engine, below the oil fill and just back of the axle. It is easy to see why it got moved for the production tractors.

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Here's a pic....Tyler (MD)

02-12-2003 03:19:58

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Re: TOOL BOX 9N in reply to BOB, 02-11-2003 18:19:14

Pic by John Smith.

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JerryU

02-12-2003 04:57:57

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Re: Re: TOOL BOX 9N in reply to Here's a pic....Tyler (MD), 02-12-2003 03:19:58

A long time ago (can't remember when - my age you know) an enterprising sheetmetal guy was going to look into making some off of one he had. Anyone remember when that was or what happened to that idea??

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Jason

02-11-2003 21:54:34

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Re: TOOL BOX 9N in reply to BOB, 02-11-2003 18:19:14

A true 9n toolbox has a bracket that is rivited to tool box and is bolted to the ALUMINUM battery tray--- steering housing with two 7\16 bolts. The 2n ford toolbox looks just like the 9n but has no bracket, and bolts in the same place but bolts to a sheet metal battery tray with two 5\16 bolts. It is easy to get confused as most 9n toolboxs sold on e-bay are realy 2n toolboxs. Most people say 9n's and 2n's are exactly the same but this is one thing that is different. Hope this helps, Jason

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don b

02-12-2003 08:16:29

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Re: Re: TOOL BOX 9N in reply to Jason, 02-11-2003 21:54:34

According to a very reliable source.....when they went to the steel dash[about80770] they changed the tool box to the 2n style.So,we now know that the 2n box WAS used on some 9ns.We are still in the process of having both the 9n and 2n toolboxes reproduced.Just taking a little longer than expected. don

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John IA

02-11-2003 19:20:01

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Re: TOOL BOX 9N in reply to BOB, 02-11-2003 18:19:14

Bob, the tool box mounts to the left side of the battery tray like Jason said. But most people move them to the fender for easy access. And because they corrode and rust out from battery fluids. John

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Jason

02-11-2003 18:27:20

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Re: TOOL BOX 9N in reply to BOB, 02-11-2003 18:19:14

There is no braket. There are the two holes in the tool box and they go right onto the two studs that are used to hold the side of the battery tray. I have mine mounted on the fender. Most people do because it is much easier to get stuff in and out of.

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