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Spark Plugs For AC B ?

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Mike Huber

09-20-1998 19:00:56

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What plug should I use for a AC B ? Thanks Mike Huber

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grapeape

09-21-1998 05:42:35

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Re: Spark Plugs For AC B ? in reply to Mike Huber, 09-20-1998 19:00:56

: What plug should I use for a AC B ? Thanks Mike Huber

any brand but champion will work fine. as for the
size, i think it uses a 45 ac delco, but the parts
store will have a listing of it. theyll know proper
gap too, which you should always check before install-
tion. good luck, grapeape

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Ted Buisker

09-22-1998 14:52:58

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Re: Re: Spark Plugs For AC B ? in reply to grapeape, 09-21-1998 05:42:35

: : What plug should I use for a AC B ? Thanks Mike Huber

: any brand but champion will work fine. as for the
: size, i think it uses a 45 ac delco, but the parts
: store will have a listing of it. theyll know proper
: gap too, which you should always check before install-
: tion. good luck, grapeape

Just to add a point to this discussion about spark plugs. On tractors equiped with magneto ignition, try to avoid the new resistor plugs. The will shorten the life of your mag. I guess they are designed for electronic ignition systems. G'Day. TED

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Chris

09-27-1998 21:51:36

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Re: Re: Re: Spark Plugs For AC B ? in reply to Ted Buisker, 09-22-1998 14:52:58

: : : What plug should I use for a AC B ? Thanks Mike Huber

: : any brand but champion will work fine. as for the
: : size, i think it uses a 45 ac delco, but the parts
: : store will have a listing of it. theyll know proper
: : gap too, which you should always check before install-
: : tion. good luck, grapeape

: Just to add a point to this discussion about spark plugs. On tractors equiped with magneto ignition, try to avoid the new resistor plugs. The will shorten the life of your mag. I guess they are designed for electronic ignition systems. G'Day. TED

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