Re: 9N & 2N Carbs

In Reply to: 9N & 2N Carbs posted by Tim Daley(MI) on February 16, 2014 at 19:03:06:

Because the 2N Tractor was marketed by Ford as a new model. I think the unique war time tractor carburetor (because of the two pivot choke arm), would have received the new model # 2N-9510.
Then Ford might have went back to the normal # 9N-9510-1 when resuming normal rubber tired tractors.

Just my guess! Only my guess.

I have seen two pivot choke arm Marvel-Schebler #TSX-38 carburetors on eBay. The sellers have referred to then is industrial application.

Please keep us posted of you findings.

Follow Ups:

• Re: 9N & 2N Carbs - Tim Daley(MI) 07:44:10 02/17/14 (7)
  • Re: 9N & 2N Carbs - whopist 20:20:23 02/17/14 (5)
    • Re: 9N & 2N Carbs - Tim Daley(MI) 21:23:39 02/17/14 (3)
      • Re: 9N & 2N Carbs - whopist 07:27:36 02/18/14 (0)
      • Re: 9N & 2N Carbs (url) - whopist 22:04:12 02/17/14 (1)
        • Re: 9N & 2N Carbs - Tim Daley(MI) 09:41:04 02/19/14 (0)
    • Re: 9N & 2N Carbs - whopist 20:25:50 02/17/14 (0)
  • Re: 9N & 2N Carbs - Scott PA 20:10:17 02/17/14 (0)

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