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Topic: Running timing late B john deere
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| Elmer Dupont
01-20-2013 18:05:46
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Can someone tell me what the timing for the spark is when the engine is running on a late model (1951) John Deere B. I am guessing about 30 degrees btdc. I know how to check and adjust everything but I can"t find this spec. Thank You |
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| GUIDO
01-22-2013 11:37:07
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Re: Running timing late B john deere in reply to Elmer Dupont, 01-20-2013 18:05:46
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| | Hello Elmer Dupont, I assume your engine is running, and you need more power? To get the most power out of your engine do the following. When all the rest of the adjustments have been done,valves, plugs, carburetor, manifold leak test. Start and run the engine to normal operating temperatue, hook up a vacuum gauge in the intake manifold. Before you start the engine loosen the distributor so as you can move it. Keep the hold down tight enough , so it won't turn on its own. Start the engine and set the idle about 1000 R.P.M.'s. While looking the vacuum gauge, turn the distributor until you get the maximum pressure on the gauge. This is where the engine will produce the most power. Don't forget to tighten the distributor when you shut down the engine,set the idle down before you do that also. Good Luck...................Guido. |
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| John T
01-21-2013 05:44:57
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Re: Running timing late B john deere in reply to Elmer Dupont, 01-20-2013 18:05:46
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| | I also prefer no more then 25 BTDC. On older all fuel tractors they often (on distillate) ran 30 BTDC but thats a bit fast for gasoline in my opinion... John T |
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| George Marsh
01-21-2013 14:15:54
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Re: Running timing late B john deere in reply to John T, 01-21-2013 05:44:57
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| JohnT, How are things in the sun shine state? Hear you are going to get a blast of cold air soon after we get in Indiana. Hope the heater works in the RV. George |
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| John T
01-21-2013 15:06:33
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Re: Running timing late B john deere in reply to George Marsh, 01-21-2013 14:15:54
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| | Been mostly high sixties to low eighties so far.. RV has a good forced air t stat controlled furnace so not a problem..... Keep warm John T |
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| Pappy
01-21-2013 02:57:41
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Re: Running timing late B john deere in reply to Elmer Dupont, 01-20-2013 18:05:46
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| My book shows 25 degrees advance for both magneto and distributor. |
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