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Posted by Truck on April 29, 2002 at 06:59:23 from (152.163.205.53):
In Reply to: Ford Tractor 9n posted by Chris on April 28, 2002 at 14:13:24:
If you drain all three units in the rear..(Trans, HYdraulic, Ring and pinion housing) you can stuf almost 5 gallons of 80/90 or Ford 134 in it. The engine takes non detergent of some sort, several quarts. Timing is not something you can adjust the usual way with a timing light. It is set static with the distributor out. D o a search for front distributor timing on the N board and you'll find lots of good info. CHeck out any links you can find on N tractors, too!
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