Snap Ring for Ford 9N, 2N, and NAA Tractors
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Snap Ring for Ford 9N, 2N, and NAA Tractors

Original price was: $4.56.Current price is: $1.36.

SKU: SMA-9N754 Category:

Description

When you’re rebuilding a transmission or rear end, it’s the small parts that’ll drive you crazy if they’re not right. This snap ring might look simple, but it’s doing a crucial job—keeping that bearing exactly where it needs to be when things are spinning and under load. Without a good snap ring, bearings can walk out of position and leave you with expensive damage and a tractor that won’t work.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision-made ring that locks into bearing grooves for secure retention
  • Proper spring tension to stay put during operation but still removable for service
  • Made from quality steel that won’t snap or fatigue under normal use
  • Direct replacement for the original snap rings used on these tractors

Built for Classic Ford Work

This snap ring fits the early Ford tractors that built the foundation for modern farming—the 9N, 2N, and NAA models through 1954. These tractors were workhorses in their day, doing everything from plowing to belt work, and this little ring helps keep the bearing assemblies working smoothly under all those demanding conditions.

Made to Last

Snap rings take a beating from constant vibration and the forces that come with heavy farm work. This one’s made from quality steel that’s heat-treated to give it the right balance of strength and flexibility. It’ll hold your bearing in place through years of field work without breaking or losing its grip.

Good to Know

Two of these rings are used per tractor, so if you’re doing a rebuild, you’ll want to replace both while you’ve got things apart. Use snap ring pliers to install them properly—trying to work them in by hand usually just leads to bent rings and skinned knuckles. Clean the groove thoroughly before installation to make sure the ring seats completely.

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