Kirbsterbbq
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I would like to know what spark plugs are used by the different models, I am looking at only the Magneto run tractors or Letter Series Tractors.
I would prefer not using any Champion Products, since their quality is very poor, it has been that way at our farm at least. No where near the quality of the old Champion Common spark plugs I use on many of my old single cylinder engines.
Auto Lite is my first choice with Denso or NGK coming in after that.
I would like to know what temperature range means, a lot of folks out here talk about hotter plugs or colder ignition plugs, but no one explains why or the application on why they use a hotter plug.
Champion and Autolite have a few pages dedicated to educating you about spark plug applications, but unfortunately they never cross reference older equipment, and when they do it is just a list of numbers and letters.
I am a Land Surveyor, not a mechanic, I understand the old Make and Brake ignition system very well. When it comes to surveying a line for 16 miles, piece of cake, but when I go to Napa, Autozone or O'Reileys I get a high school kid that has no clue about plugs for older applications unless it is a Honda, Toyota that he street races.
Thanks
I would prefer not using any Champion Products, since their quality is very poor, it has been that way at our farm at least. No where near the quality of the old Champion Common spark plugs I use on many of my old single cylinder engines.
Auto Lite is my first choice with Denso or NGK coming in after that.
I would like to know what temperature range means, a lot of folks out here talk about hotter plugs or colder ignition plugs, but no one explains why or the application on why they use a hotter plug.
Champion and Autolite have a few pages dedicated to educating you about spark plug applications, but unfortunately they never cross reference older equipment, and when they do it is just a list of numbers and letters.
I am a Land Surveyor, not a mechanic, I understand the old Make and Brake ignition system very well. When it comes to surveying a line for 16 miles, piece of cake, but when I go to Napa, Autozone or O'Reileys I get a high school kid that has no clue about plugs for older applications unless it is a Honda, Toyota that he street races.
Thanks