FORD 8N RESCUE.....EP#1. Replacing the clutch.

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  • Опубликовано: 31 дек 2024

Комментарии • 29

  • @Stephen-ou4sy
    @Stephen-ou4sy Год назад +1

    Easy as.. when you know what you're doing. Thanks for sharing

  • @Highlordratick
    @Highlordratick Год назад +4

    Your show gets better every time. Keep going. I am looking forward to the rest of the build.

    • @BrokenWrenches
      @BrokenWrenches  Год назад

      I appreciate the kind words and thanks for watching

  • @ashleyjessee5953
    @ashleyjessee5953 Год назад +3

    Love the variety of your channel. I just hope we get to see some finished products soon. Show pictures of other tractor you’ve done. I loved the John Deer you did. The before and after is amazing. And yes you are getting better every time. ♥️

    • @BrokenWrenches
      @BrokenWrenches  Год назад

      Yea, i like some variety in the garage… tractors are fun and different.

  • @rpetty
    @rpetty 8 месяцев назад +1

    Fantastic. Looking forward to the next episodes.

  • @michaelmarquart4706
    @michaelmarquart4706 Год назад +2

    Loved the fast talking when you broke it loose!! Lol. Keep up the good work buddy!

    • @BrokenWrenches
      @BrokenWrenches  Год назад

      Chipmunks man !!! They move on me sometimes !!

  • @BigBoxDodge2020
    @BigBoxDodge2020 9 месяцев назад +1

    Just found your video on 8 N tractor clutch, Really good video thanks. I'm going to be splitting mine in my shop pretty soon. Thanks for all the good tips on doing that. Mine definitely had the problem of H2o dripping on the clutch. It will be a 1 man show for me also. Thanks from the PNW.

    • @BrokenWrenches
      @BrokenWrenches  9 месяцев назад +1

      i really appreciate you watching. the old tractor has been working great. its about time to start mowing again. I’ve since found a used grille and bumper bar for it.

    • @BigBoxDodge2020
      @BigBoxDodge2020 9 месяцев назад

      @BrokenWrenches Cool, It's a must where I live. There's lots of tree branches and brush that can poke into my radiator. I have 2 9N's and 1 8N, and they all need some work.

  • @ispringle
    @ispringle Год назад +2

    I'm about to split my 8N and replace the clutch. A happy coincidence that you just did this a week ago.

    • @BrokenWrenches
      @BrokenWrenches  Год назад

      Its not to difficult. Buy a couple long bolts and cut the ends off like in the video. Thanks for watching.

  • @BobSmith-vm3ho
    @BobSmith-vm3ho Год назад +2

    Just found your channel. Great job. I have used your method of guide bolts. Works great. Have seen a lot of videos spitting 8N and wonder they struggle and don't use guides.

    • @BrokenWrenches
      @BrokenWrenches  Год назад

      thanks for watching my channel and commenting. i agree with you. this makes aligning clutch splines and pilot bearings so much easier!!! i use this on all kinds of vehicles, even automatic transmission cars. appreciate ya.

  • @Kookamungawerewolf
    @Kookamungawerewolf 7 месяцев назад +1

    I had to replace the ring gear on my ‘51 8N last summer. Ended up taking it to an industrial machine shop and they couldn’t get it on, said it was egg shaped even after heating red hot. I ordered a 2nd one,still didn’t want to go on so I asked about chucking the flywheel in a lathe and cutting down the flywheel. A couple thousands and they said they were going to ask me if they could do it. I said yes and it worked and ring gear has not sipped any. I think the steel used to make the ring gears just doesn’t want to expand when heated.

    • @BrokenWrenches
      @BrokenWrenches  7 месяцев назад

      yep, i agree. inconsistent build quality for sure.

  • @darrencatenacci2737
    @darrencatenacci2737 Год назад +1

    Antique radiator looks pretty good! It’ll hold antifreeze up to there it should cool pretty good. Always wondered how those tractors came apart. Bet that thing steers easy as loose as those ends were. You’ll have to brush hog 3 times to get all the spots you miss. Was nice of the better half to tug you into the shop. She had to look back a couple times to make sure you were still hangin on. Will you get it done in time for brush hogging season? Stay cool

    • @BrokenWrenches
      @BrokenWrenches  Год назад

      Yep. Its incredible to me how tough these old things are. She was probably hoping i wasnt back there anymore !!! I sure will have her running, not much of an option. Theres another one for sale locally thats sitting on 4 flats and needs other stuff, but its got an engine. If i have to i will buy it for parts. Appreciate ya as always.

  • @007bird
    @007bird 2 месяца назад +1

    we always did them with an acetylene torch it is faster

  • @duanebolen543
    @duanebolen543 Год назад +2

    You don't have the ring gear hot enough. That you just about be glowing red. And it should just fall right on. I put Mini album on in my lifetime.

  • @rattlehead7544
    @rattlehead7544 Год назад

    Another great video mate looking forward to the next instalment of this little beast,just wondering if you’ve had any of your Inter shirts done yet would love to be able to buy one? Cheers from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺

  • @2ndamendment770
    @2ndamendment770 3 месяца назад +1

    I cannot figure out why my 52 8n clutch pedal will not return ! I've taken it apart 5 times and I cannot understand why the throwout bearing is not deppressing the Pressure Plate ? Did I get the wrong Clutch Kit from the supplier ? > I'm STUMPED .

    • @BrokenWrenches
      @BrokenWrenches  2 месяца назад

      @@2ndamendment770 do you have photos??? typically what you describe can only happen with the wrong clutch arm or a missing pivot ball. usually there is a lot of play to work with.

  • @dwightsalter2394
    @dwightsalter2394 Год назад +1

    I have a 1949-8n ford in my shop. I want to restore it or something I don’t know what just yet might sale.

  • @roberthannon4176
    @roberthannon4176 11 месяцев назад +1

    Non chlorinated should not effect paint brake cleaner