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Allis D 14 Questions
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Tweeter29
03-19-2020 18:00:42
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Hello, New to the group.
I have a couple questions reguarding the D 14. Can anybody please tell me the Point gap and Dwell angle settings? If it helps at all it has a #1112593 distributor. I was my fathers tractor and I haven't found the manual for it yet.
Also looking for a snap coupler? on the rear lift arms, one of mine is heavily worn and wont stay closed.
Thank you for your assistance.
Wayne
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Bill(Wis)
03-23-2020 11:00:19
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Re: Allis D 14 Questions in reply to Tweeter29, 03-19-2020 18:00:42
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Check ad#700572 on the photo ads. He's got what you're looking for.
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Tweeter29
03-20-2020 08:27:04
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Re: Allis D 14 Questions in reply to Tweeter29, 03-19-2020 18:00:42
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Well, that makes it a bit easier. Thank you.
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Tweeter29
03-20-2020 08:26:05
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Re: Allis D 14 Questions in reply to Tweeter29, 03-19-2020 18:00:42
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Thank you for the terminology correction. I can probably build it back up, springs seem good, just the area where it clamps down it heavily worn.
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Jim.ME
03-20-2020 04:29:02
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Re: Allis D 14 Questions in reply to Tweeter29, 03-19-2020 18:00:42
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Point gap is .020" per the manuals. The dwell is not given in either the Operator's or Service manuals, they just set the gap.
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JMS/.MN
03-19-2020 19:24:27
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Re: Allis D 14 Questions in reply to Tweeter29, 03-19-2020 18:00:42
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Terminology check re snap coupler: the snap coupler is the bell-shaped housing under the tractor which the drawbar snaps into. What you are looking for on the lift arms is a lift arm latch. They are hard to find. Can the worn areras be built up? New springs can be had as well.
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