Spark Plugs for a Regular

Mark Poss · Feb 19, 2012

What plugs should I run in a 1928 Regular? And what should the gap be? thanks for any help, Mark.

rustred · Feb 19, 2012

whats it got in it?
champion # is W 16 or W 18
gap is .025

rustyfarmall · Feb 19, 2012

Autolite number is #3076.

Tom Fleming · Feb 19, 2012

I have used both W-18 and 3076's and 3077's. All have served me well. The W-18's are a bit beefier from the total plug size, but that is just a handling and appearance thing. Because of the recessed plug openings, I find it easier to start the Champions in the holes by hand. If you use a rubber booted socket, doesn't matter.

many on here find their plug choice to be a religious experience, and may God bless them. Myself, I like both the Champions and Autolites. both brands have served me well, and I tend to keep both brands on the shelf, as I buy them when I get good pricing for them off eBay.

Old-F20 · Feb 19, 2012

with a whole fleet of pre-39 tractors here and from past experience if someone handed me a champion plug id trhow it in the dumpster. i run nothing but autlites here and dont have any problems

rustred · Feb 19, 2012

i will pay for the shipping if you send them to me, new or used ones. those tractors came with them.

Old-F20 · Feb 19, 2012

i dont have any, theyve all been sent to their proper place.

champion quality has gone drastically downhill and the new ones are complete junk. just because it was sent out of the factory with that specific part doesnt mean its any good.

kinda like firestones on ford explorers..................

Nebraska Cowman · Feb 19, 2012

I run whatever I can find. W20 W18 W10 I even have a set of 44s in my 36 because I'm trying to run it on kerosene.

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