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Sean (TX)

11-23-2007 09:08:19

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Im guessing I need a new one? Looks like it maybe coming out?

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Sean (TX)

11-24-2007 03:16:25

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Re: Axle Pin Bushing in reply to Dave 2N, 11-23-2007 09:08:19

Looking at jut 8n's website...im sure they sell them here to...They make 2 different pins...They all use the same bushing...

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2N 3126-D - $20.00
Years: 1943-52

Pin (Front Axle) Use With 2N3039 Bushing & Bolting Kit 20413-S8 Kit

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2N 3126-E - $35.00
Years: 1943-44

Pin (Front Axle) 2N ONLY Before Serial #: 167,488 Use With 2N3039 Bushing & Bolting Kit 20413-S8 Kit

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Sean (TX)

11-23-2007 15:14:40

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Re: Axle Pin Bushing in reply to 36 coupe, 11-23-2007 09:08:19

I wouldnt be suprised if they did. Guess ill have to pull it apart and find out third party image

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Hobo,NC

11-23-2007 15:30:12

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Re: Axle Pin Bushing in reply to Sean (TX), 11-23-2007 15:14:40

pin spacer #8N3024,,, 3/4" wide,,, git the weight off and check to see if it spins.

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Hobo,NC

11-23-2007 15:14:37

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Re: Axle Pin Bushing in reply to Sean (TX), 11-23-2007 09:08:19

A 8N has a wide spacer their,,, ya recon some one added a 8N spacer to take up the slack.

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Sean (TX)

11-23-2007 13:24:58

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Re: Axle Pin Bushing in reply to old, 11-23-2007 09:08:19

easier said the done in removing the touch control lever...Looks like I am going to keep some PB on it for awhile...

Bob, If you have a 9N or 2N? The TOH is only making the early 9N pin...Here is a link to his site... Link

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Bob In Paradise

11-24-2007 01:00:39

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Re: Axle Pin Bushing in reply to Sean (TX), 11-23-2007 13:24:58

I thought I had a 9N but a lot of things like the bars aren't the I beam design they are the oval tubular design I also noticed recently that the front hubs have 44 embossed in them.

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Bob In Paradise

11-23-2007 13:21:19

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Re: Axle Pin Bushing in reply to Sean (TX), 11-23-2007 09:08:19

I didn't get a lot of action from my other thread so Ill ask in this one if someone wouldnt mind an attempt at this.

I have my axle off the tractor and have removed the lock bolt and soaked the pin in penetrating oil and it will not come out.

I have used a AIR HAMMER and a 5-6 pound sledge with the correct mandrel to make good contact with the end of the pin.

Should I be able to get the pin out with a hammer and driving mandrel ?

The lock plate has already been busted off and it still wont give.

what can I do beyond using the hydraulic press ?

I dont want to break the cast iron housing.

Maybe cut the pin with a sawzall ?

Is it hard steel ?

Does anyone have TOH's contact info I would like to order a Pin an bushing set.

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Sean (TX)

11-23-2007 12:45:11

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Re: Axle Pin Bushing in reply to ricko700, 11-23-2007 09:08:19

Amazing what you find when you dig in. Im warming mine now for a oil change. Got a friction disk in the mail today. I discoved mine didnt have one. Previous Owner bent touch lever so it was rubbing. Wore a grove in the touch lever.. Lift stayed put.

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Sean (TX)

11-23-2007 10:24:54

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Re: Axle Pin Bushing in reply to John Franklin, 11-23-2007 09:08:19

Post a few pics..

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Dan

11-23-2007 10:35:56

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Re: Axle Pin Bushing in reply to Sean (TX), 11-23-2007 10:24:54

Front axle cleaned up and ready for phosphoric acid and painting:

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Finished front axle support:

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I have been removing the radius rod and drag links on one side this morning. I pulled the steering arm off, removed the spindle, removed the spindle bushings from the housing, removed the bearings and cups from the front hub. My spindles are worn badly, the inner cup was spinning inside the hub, and my spindle thrust bearing das the original 9N part number and the scripted Ford on it. Plum wore out - everything!

'bout to go out and tear apart the other spindle and wheel.

Dan

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Dan

11-23-2007 10:19:49

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Re: Axle Pin Bushing in reply to Sean (TX), 11-23-2007 09:08:19

I am pulling my '39 front axle apart as I write this. Your pivot pin bushing is shot - and I will bet your axle bore is worn down a bit where the pin wore into it (mine is). There are no spacers on the 9N axles.

HTH,
Dan

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Sean (TX)

11-23-2007 10:02:20

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Re: Axle Pin Bushing in reply to R.M. In AL., 11-23-2007 09:08:19

Parts list

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Sean (TX)

11-23-2007 10:00:58

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Re: Axle Pin Bushing in reply to Dunk, 11-23-2007 09:08:19

Should have mentioned this is a 41 9N...Have a diagram...But it is not showing the spacer? I have a new pin. I need to get the bushing and any other parts I may need..

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New custum built pin by TOH

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Tom N MS

11-23-2007 09:34:33

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Re: Axle Pin Bushing in reply to Sean (TX), 11-23-2007 09:08:19

Looks like the spacer is just missing.

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Tool Kat

11-23-2007 09:31:57

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Re: Axle Pin Bushing in reply to Sean (TX), 11-23-2007 09:08:19

Can't be sure, but it looks like the big spacer which is on the pin. The "crack"is there so it can move, I think. I don't think there is any way the pin can come out unless you remove the bolt holding it in.
Tool Kat

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