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Topic: Ordering parts; Questions
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| Paul in Edmonton
10-11-2012 09:17:14
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I want to order a few parts, but I have some questions:
1. This site's parts store won't ship parts outside the US. What is a good recommended source that will ship parts to Canada?
2. Is the override coupling I need if I want to put a modern mower onto my 8N this one here: http://www.ytmag.com/C670F_9653.htm I base this on the understanding that the 8N has a 1-1/8" male spline, and modern mowers have a 1-3/8 female spline. Correct?
3. What parts do I need to think about for a brake job? I'll be hauling my tractor from the cabin back to the city for some work, and I'd love to do the brakes while it's there. (One side doesn't work at all, the other is marginal.) And I'd like to get it back to the cabin ASAP, so it'll be available for plowing snow off the drive, now that winter is on the way. Without having opened it up yet, is there a "standard" repair that can be expected (and for which I can pre-order parts), or is it a matter of inspecting the brakes before I can order anything?
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-Paul |
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| Britcheflee
10-12-2012 08:07:34
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Re: Ordering parts; Questions in reply to Paul in Edmonton, 10-11-2012 09:17:14
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| Quoting Removed, click Modern View to see
I just did my brakes on my 8N the earlier ones have a different seal set up than the newer ones I believe - the link to how to do the brakes is useful - take pictures along the way of everything to refer back to when you are re-assembling. |
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| Paul in Edmonton
10-12-2012 08:06:33
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Re: Ordering parts; Questions in reply to Royse, 10-11-2012 09:17:14
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| Thanks Rick. Which seals are the ones I might need? It doesn't hurt (much) to buy them now, and put 'em on the shelf if they're not actually needed yet. A reference to a part number on this site or Just 8N's would be helpful.
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-Paul |
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| oldtanker
10-12-2012 07:09:13
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Re: Ordering parts; Questions in reply to Paul in Edmonton, 10-11-2012 09:17:14
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| IF you are going to tear it down far enough for a brake job I would consider replacing the axle seals wihile it's apart. THing is if everything is there, and in good shape all you need is new shoes. But if hardware is missing/broken you will not know it until it's apart.
Rick |
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| Paul in Edmonton
10-11-2012 16:05:01
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Re: Ordering parts; Questions in reply to Paul in Edmonton, 10-11-2012 09:17:14
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| Bruce -- I did measure it. It's 1-1/8". I just wanted to confirm that I wasn't misreading or misunderstanding the specs on that part.
-Paul |
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| tractorfix
10-11-2012 15:05:08
69.196.164.225
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Re: Ordering parts; Questions in reply to Paul in Edmonton, 10-11-2012 09:17:14
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