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Hey bg how is the video coming? I need one for the mother in law's stocking for Xmas.

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Richard(WY)

12-02-1999 23:08:16

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seeings how I soak my parts in her bathtub all the time and bake my old greasy brake shoes in her oven, I thought why not get a tractor video for the old girl..... .Santa needs to get something for her that I can use.

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souNdguy

07-23-2008 18:36:59

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Re: Won't Start in reply to drdarwin, 07-23-2008 18:35:33

check bat volts again.. post back.

test while trying to start as well.. (load test)

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Sean (TX)

07-23-2008 18:37:17

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Re: Tall dry grass and hot muffler...BE CAREFUL! in reply to Dunk, 07-23-2008 17:26:15

Dunk said: (quoted from post at 21:33:41 07/23/08)
EG Troutman said: (quoted from post at 22:22:40 07/23/08) You can start a grass fire with your under-body muffler if the grass is dry. I wrapped my muffler with motorcycle asbestos tape.

I don't think that is a rusty TV antenna sticking up on the left side of that tractor.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

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hammer_guy35

07-24-2008 07:11:39

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Re: 12 volt kit extra suggestions in reply to soundguy, 07-24-2008 06:45:23

SG, HOw can you gut the square can coil? I didnt see any screws or any way to open the can up, it looked like a sealed unit. Right now I am using the new 12v square can coil I got with my conversion kit. I am checking spark by removing the spark plug from the hole and laying it and grounding the plug on the head. There is lots of blue snot (as dell refers) at the end of the plug, especially after I replaced the points.

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Dwayne Bailey

07-24-2008 07:20:01

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9N steering lube in reply to soundguy, 07-24-2008 06:45:23

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Sean (TX)

07-24-2008 11:42:02

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Re: Rain At Last in reply to GB in MT., 07-24-2008 11:33:07

Left out Flash Flood Warning

FLASH FLOOD WARNING NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AUSTIN/SAN ANTONIO TX 1243 PM CDT THU JUL 24 2008

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN AUSTIN SAN ANTONIO HAS ISSUED A

* FLASH FLOOD WARNING FOR... BEXAR COUNTY... COMAL COUNTY...

* UNTIL 345 PM CDT.

* AT 1242 PM CDT...THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RADAR SHOWED A CONTINUATION OF HEAVY RAIN ACROSS BEXAR AND COMAL COUNTIES. THIS HEAVY RAIN WILL CONTINUE THE NEXT 1 TO 2 HOURS...BRINGING PERIODS OF HEAVY RAINFALL...WITH RAINFALL AMOUNTS OF 1 TO 3 INCHES IN A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME.
* LOCATIONS IN THE WARNING AREA INCLUDE WINDCREST...UNIVERSAL CITY... TIMBERWOOD PARK...THE DOMINION...TERRELL HILLS...SPRING BRANCH... SMITHSON VALLEY...SHAVANO PARK...SEA WORLD...SCHERTZ...SAN ANTONIO...OLMOS PARK...NEW BRAUNFELS... LIVE OAK...LEON VALLEY... LEON SPRINGS...KIRBY...HOLLYWOOD PARK... HILL COUNTRY VILLAGE... HELOTES... GUADALUPE RIVER STATE PARK...GARDEN RIDGE...FISCHER... FAIR OAKS RANCH... CROSS MOUNTAIN...CANYON LAKE DAM... BULVERDE AND ALAMO HEIGHTS.

SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WILL MOVE FROM THE SOUTHEAST TO THE NORTHWEST... WITH A CONTINUATION OF PERIODS OF HEAVY RAIN. THIS WILL CAUSE FLOODING AT LOW WATER CROSSINGS...ON LOW LYING ROADS AND HIGHWAYS...AND IN LOW LYING AREAS. RAINFALL AMOUNTS OF 1 TO 3 INCHES IN A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME IS LIKELY WITH THESE SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.
MOTORISTS SHOULD EXERCISE CAUTION IN AND NEAR LOW WATER CROSSINGS AND IN LOW LYING AREAS THAT ARE SUBJECT TO FLOODING.

WHEN WATER COVERS THE ROAD...TURN AROUND DON'T DROWN. THE LIFE YOU SAVE MAY BE YOUR OWN.

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Dell (WA)

07-24-2008 10:14:13

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Re: 12 volt kit extra suggestions in reply to hammer_guy35, 07-24-2008 09:55:26

Hammer..... .naw, you ain't mucked-up in the head.

The 3-volt reading is for the 6-volt squarecan ignition coil ONLY.

About 9-11 volts is for the NEW 12-volt squarecan ignition coil with "infamous ballast resistor".

Sorry for confuzzion. Ya nebber-noe what squarecan ignition coil is being used.

I personally think the NEW MODERN 12-volt squarecan ignition coil ...AND... the "infamous ballast resistor" together is the way to go on 12-volt conversions to the frontmount engine.

When the 12-volt squarecan coil first appeared some 10-15yrs ago, they were burning out, right and left 'cuz they were designed for 12-volts and 12-volt alternators put out 14.7-volts and vola' melted coil tars and quit running ..... ..Dell

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Dunk

07-23-2008 18:41:03

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Re: Leveling Box Assembly in reply to Pappy, 07-23-2008 18:32:18

RDAllison said: (quoted from post at 22:32:18 07/23/08) Hi,

My Leveling Box Assembly for the 3pt hitch on my 8n is frozen.

Any suggestions?

Thank you
RDAllison

PB Blaster, and a pipe wrench on the small part.
This post was edited by Dunk at 18:41:47 07/23/08.

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Dell (WA)

07-23-2008 18:11:06

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Re: Front Tires in reply to JCT55, 07-23-2008 15:45:04

JT..... are we going to haffta play "20-questions"?

We need to know whether yer tractor front wheel is the 5-bolt wide-hub of the 9N/2N's ...or... the 6-bolt narrow-hub of the 8N? They BOTH came from the factory with 4-19 tires, just different rims.

Many 8N's have the 6-bolt 5.50x16" rim. 16" rims are NOT available for the 5-bolt WIDE-HUB 9N/2N's, sorry ..... .Dell

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EG Troutman

07-23-2008 18:22:40

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Re: Tall dry grass and hot muffler...BE CAREFUL! in reply to HCooke, 07-23-2008 17:26:15

You can start a grass fire with your under-body muffler if the grass is dry. I wrapped my muffler with motorcycle asbestos tape.

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jiminoystercreek

07-23-2008 18:24:34

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8N rear axle hub stuck in reply to HCooke, 07-23-2008 17:26:15

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matt_791

07-23-2008 18:18:06

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Re: Hydraulic lift top cover in reply to matt_791, 07-22-2008 18:56:04

So I cleaned the cover out today, found the cam pin was brazed at some point.. very roughly too.. There seems to be a lot of side to side play between the position control spring arm and the hy-trol shaft, which is causing the cam pin to not run on the cam. Also my control rod is bent, straighten that tomorrow. Have to cut and straighten and weld the hy-trol lever too, as someone modified that too... So as far as I can gather from lack of response from before, the play in the shaft(s) and arms is acceptable?

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HCooke

07-23-2008 18:30:09

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Re: Tall dry grass and hot muffler...BE CAREFUL! in reply to EG Troutman, 07-23-2008 18:22:40

Muffler on 601 is above the manifold. Also have vertical exhast on that tractor. And we are 15 inches ahead on rain this year!

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Sean (TX)

07-23-2008 18:34:12

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Re: Middle of Hurricane Dolly in reply to 6869704x4, 07-23-2008 09:13:50

Bob Harvey said: (quoted from post at 20:51:10 07/23/08) Don't mean to be negative, but, I've seen pictures of hurricane force winds that have picked up semis and hucked them in the bush. Best of luck to ya.

It was a cat 2. That wont blow down many buildings. Still going to be damage thou...Shingles blown off....Flooding is the worst with this one...

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hammer_guy35

07-24-2008 07:33:05

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Re: 12 volt kit extra suggestions in reply to Dunk, 07-24-2008 04:08:12

Dunk, thanks for the link to Gutting a can coil. At least now I know what the heck was there when I bought the tractor, everybody I talked to thought I was crazy when I said my tractor had 2 coils on it. It seems like buying a new square can 12v coil for $35 is much easier than doing all that gutting and work on the old coil. I probably could have fixed the problem by trying to extend the pigtail spring rather than going overboard and replacing everything. I was also having a problem with my battery not charging too so I figured the new alternator wouldnt hurt either. Oh well the parts are cheap and my labor is free. Now I just have to get it running again.

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Dell (WA)

07-24-2008 07:39:45

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Re: 9N steering lube in reply to Dwayne Bailey, 07-24-2008 07:20:01

Hi Dwayne..... ...welcome to this great N-Board.

Would you believe yer 9N's steering gears are lubed by an oil slinger from yer tranny gears?

There is a "hole" in the top of the tranny cover which is also the steering gear box bottom, and vola' yer steering gears are always lubed every time you puttter in gear. Just check yer 5-gals of hydro-tranny oil, thats all it takes. What a scheme, ea?.

Tip: don't OVERFILL yer hydro-tranny oil 'cuz it will leak out yer tranny front seal and dribble out yer cotter-keyed drain holes. OVERFILL will also splash out yer rear axle trumpet mouths and greese yer brakes. NOT GOOD

Tranny oil fill is best checked by pulling the bottom 6-o'clock bolt of the round dipstick plate behind yer right heel and letter drain down the side of the tranny overnite. This is plenty of hydro-tranny oil to operate on. Mark yer tranny dipstick with a file for this best level as set by the drain technique ..... Dell

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