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| Fred from MO
10-01-2012 12:58:41
24.119.63.178
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I need some help from you G-guys. Im trying to help a buddy over the phone on his G (late 40s). He ran a compression test and got 45 psi in each cylinder. What is a G supposed to run? This is an all fuel tractor with most likly all fuel pistons. Thanks
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| gtx1967jewison
10-01-2012 20:10:53
174.253.142.164
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Re: G Compression Help in reply to Fred from MO, 10-01-2012 12:58:41
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| That's more than plenty. Especially since they're even. I have an A with 25 & 30#, it runs perfect, hand starts @ -25° in 2-3 cranks, & even with the petcocks open it idles perfect. Ignition & Carb are the key.
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| Fred from Mo
10-01-2012 17:25:00
70.195.1.102
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Re: G Compression Help in reply to Fred from MO, 10-01-2012 12:58:41
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| Good question Mike, I assume so but will check with him to make sure. Thanks for the 75 psi.
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| Mike M
10-01-2012 13:25:36
24.140.0.120
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Re: G Compression Help in reply to Fred from MO, 10-01-2012 12:58:41
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| I thought about all the all-fuel ones the I&T books says 75 lbs. Does he have the throttle wide open and the choke off ? to get max. air flow.
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