[AT] 9N Fords

[Mike Sloane]

I can't tell you anything about a "step up" Sherman, as mine is a "step 
down". The one in my Ford 2N is red and appears to be pretty much 
original in this image taken when I pulled the engine for overhaul: 
<http://public.fotki.com/mikesloane/1946_ford_2n/2noverhaul331056.html>

Since it was working perfectly, I had no need to go any farther with it, 
beyond taking the picture. The only additional pieces I have ever seen 
is a little plate that goes on the steering wheel, and that is for the 
later "step up, step down" Sherman. If you locate a source of a decal, I 
would appreciate knowing about it.

Mike

Gordon Hart wrote:
> Can any one tell me if the "Sherman Step up Transmission" is being
> reproduced or does anyone know where I could get a NOS decal?  What
> was the original color of this unit? Mine appears to be "olive drab".
> 
> 
> I started out to give this tractor a Drive by shooting but its gone
> way past that. Its down to the transmission and rear end wire brush
> cleaned completely to bare metal and inside primered and ready to
> start back. Replaced the bearing and seal in the step up
> transmission. Need the grommet that goes in the bell housing also.
> 
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Mike Sloane
Allamuchy NJ
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