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SC Bob

12-26-2007 19:53:37

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I grew up on an early 9n ford.Dad baught it in the spring of 1940 in upstate New York at a farm auction.It was said to have about all the optional equepment oh it that was available.As i remember standing beside my father on the clutch side the step a lot longer than any I have seen in any picture.I feel it was wider and went all the way back to the brake shaft. The one on the muffler side seemed to have a step down over the muffler.Were there ever sutch steps or am I mistacken about them? Thanks SC Bob

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Leroy

12-27-2007 15:48:23

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Re: step boards on 9n in reply to SC Bob, 12-26-2007 19:53:37

It sounds like you are remembering the step boards used for the factory cab and as are pictured in Sean (TX) picture. The top and supports for the cab were metal but the sides were canvas that snaped to the cab and those step boards

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GB in MT.

12-27-2007 09:21:53

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Re: step boards on 9n in reply to Ardie, 12-26-2007 19:53:37

Wayne;

Those are aftermarket step plates, and will fit a lot of dif. tractors.

Just depends on who is selling them!!!

Gary

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Wayne 1

12-27-2007 09:08:33

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Re: step boards on 9n in reply to SC Bob, 12-26-2007 19:53:37

The step boards GB posted look like the boards that are on my TO35 ferguson tractor. Wayne

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Sean (TX)

12-27-2007 05:07:30

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Re: step boards on 9n in reply to bva, 12-26-2007 19:53:37

Those things are huge...East to step up ill bet...

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John 77046

12-27-2007 04:59:29

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Re: step boards on 9n in reply to SC Bob, 12-26-2007 19:53:37

Hi SCBob;

You memory is correct about the running boards. I was always told they were for under a loader to keep your feet dry when scooping manure. (ie. bigger wider and longer) Regardless, see sight below as tractor with those running boards for sale. I am in no way related to or have any interest in the tractor for sale. It is just a picture.

http://sd.craigslist.org/grd/512634236.html

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GB in MT.

12-27-2007 03:52:07

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Re: step boards on 9n in reply to Bob - MI, 12-26-2007 19:53:37

Bob;

This is a pic. of the 9N/2N running board that Dell is telling you about.

Here is the same running board mounted on my 2N.

Another angle of the same board.

Hope this helps.

Gary

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Tom N MS

12-27-2007 14:52:46

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Re: step boards on 9n in reply to GB in MT., 12-27-2007 03:52:07

Very weak. I have a set and they bend if a good sized man steps up on them..Need reinforcement under the bottom. Not worth the $..

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Dell (WA)

12-27-2007 00:05:57

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Re: step boards on 9n in reply to SC Bob, 12-26-2007 19:53:37

Bob..... ..since 9N's did NOT come from the factory with running boards, but were installed by the dealer, they could have been made as you describe. Howsomevers, currently available 9N/2N stepboards hang from the footpegs. They are NOT the same a 8N stepboards, but 8N stepboards can be fitted to 9N's without much problem..... ..Dell

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Sean (TX)

12-26-2007 20:06:53

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Re: step boards on 9n in reply to Bruce (VA), 12-26-2007 19:53:37

Or you can look for some 8n running boards and put them on your 9N

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Tom N MS

12-27-2007 14:53:37

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Re: step boards on 9n in reply to Sean (TX), 12-26-2007 20:06:53

Nice set..

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