Posted by Tracto-man on November 21, 2016 at 16:10:23 from (207.174.249.53):
Just had a guy here to buy a old woods finish mower I had for sale. He talked me down $50 less less then I really wanted to sell it for but he was starting out in the world of tractor so I let him have it. Went over to start the 2n to load it on his trailer. Didn't want to start as it's 20 some degrees out. Tried a little bit and something with the starter drive must have went as I started hearing grinding but it wouldn't turn over. So I gave up on that and got the 961 going and loaded it on his trailer, he thanked me, paid me, and drove off. Started putting things back for the night and realized, he had my new 3pt top link and pins with him. $50 of pins and top link isn't gonna be the end of the world but it made the difference between profit or not. Tomorrow I get to pull the starter and see what happened on the 2n. Just put a new bendix on it a couple weeks ago.
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