Posted by Dick L on June 11, 2013 at 10:39:00 from (184.8.62.83):
In Reply to: 1650 Knocking sound posted by UncleD on June 10, 2013 at 07:40:23:
I had a knock in my 1650. Good oil pressure. Knocked loudest under a ard pull. Dealer came out and hung under he tractor while stuck the field cultivator in deep and she started knocking loud. Checked it with a stethoscope and said it was not a rod. He said run it. About five years later it had staeted making the knocking sound all the time under a pull and while looking around I see some smoke come out around the exhaust. Found a small hole in the exhaust manifold. Put a new exhaust manifold on and it solved the knock problem. Never ever sounded like an exhaust leak.
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