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Long pin or short pin

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Phil@tex

07-11-1999 19:30:40

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I've seen photos of the back of 8N's that appear to have a long pin that runs through the hole on one side of the rear end casting through the yoke (just below the spring)and out the hole on the other side of the rear end.It would take a pin about 9" long.But in other photos it appears to be about a 4" pin just in the yoke.which one is correct.

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dave#1

07-12-1999 04:45:53

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Re: Long pin or short pin in reply to Phil@tex, 07-11-1999 19:30:40

Our good freind Tyler has a pic of that pin being used on his web site under"8n man"

later,dave

http://members.aol.com/tylerneff/tyler.htm

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Tyler(MD)

07-12-1999 14:54:42

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Re: Re: Long pin or short pin in reply to dave#1, 07-12-1999 04:45:53

Thanks for the comment my friend!

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???.....bg

07-12-1999 15:54:21

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Re: Re: Re: Long pin or short pin in reply to Tyler(MD), 07-12-1999 14:54:42

OK, what's the flat plate with the hole in it used for?

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Tyler(MD)

07-13-1999 16:38:06

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Long pin or short pin in reply to ???.....bg, 07-12-1999 15:54:21

Good question Bob. When I visited Raleigh and his collection of 8N's last October...he wasn't home. Apparently he went to a parade nearby. I'm head'in back to visit him this Oct and will ask him what the heck it is. Hopefully he will know.

Tyler

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Dell (WA)

07-12-1999 00:44:26

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Re: Long pin or short pin in reply to Phil@tex, 07-11-1999 19:30:40

Phil..... .Yes....there were some implement attachements that used a "long pin".

I didn't really pay attention to all the "details" of the installation when I drove an 8N as a kid that had the long pin. But the long pin held 2 metal straps that jingled along, in this case holding up the 11 hole drawbar at a fixed height. And since my current 8N does not have a long pin set-up.....can't help much more..... .....Dell

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