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farmall Kirk,

05-11-2008 05:13:23




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does the pipes on the bigger case's have a drain for letting water out if it rains and you forget to put a can on the pipe,
I forgot to puit the tomato can on that 2670 and it rained alot this week and i didnt want the water to get into the ports or the head,




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farmall Kirk,

05-12-2008 11:52:35




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 Re: rain in pipes, in reply to farmall Kirk,, 05-11-2008 05:13:23  
Hi den,
I dont think much water would get in to the engine on that Case,
as the pipe is curved, and it wasnt raining that hard even to put a tomato can on the pipe,
So,,,I think itll be ok as It was sittingtn out in the open when i got it so Untill I get a nice shed with Gods help itll have to sit out and believe me I wish i had a nice shed to put it in,
and the W-6 and the JD A, too,

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farmall kirk,

05-12-2008 05:59:19




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 Re: rain in pipes, in reply to farmall Kirk,, 05-11-2008 05:13:23  
Hi Den,
I need to fix this steering wheel in the case and it wont hold when i tighten the knob down so i looked up the fisch on the case new holland site and its all there all laid out to pick out what you want,
now I have to take it apart and see if I can gat it back together,
get back to me on this ok kirk,



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Den N Ms

05-11-2008 13:48:12




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 Re: rain in pipes, in reply to farmall Kirk,, 05-11-2008 05:13:23  
farmall Kirk,WARNING!Don't try to start it if you think it has water in it!If it has water in the cylinders it could hydrolic the pistons and break a piston or bend a rod.If it has a compression release release the compression before turning the engine over.If it don't have one bar the engine over by hand 2 or more revolutions before starting it.



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c.hess

05-11-2008 14:10:43




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 Re: rain in pipes, in reply to Den N Ms, 05-11-2008 13:48:12  
Looked at parts diagram an probably could get water in through exhayst system but not likely as probably would leak back out at collar in front ow turbo.I was thinking they had exhaust bend as 4690we had. Agree totally dont start with water in cylinders!!!!!



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c.hess

05-11-2008 13:44:45




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 Re: rain in pipes, in reply to farmall Kirk,, 05-11-2008 05:13:23  
Should be ok on 2670 exhaust.Would take a lot of rain to fill up exhaust as it would have to fill up to turbo. On other hand have to disagree with Old on starting any diesel with water in cylinder-sure way to mess up due to water not compressing.If you lost cover on hood over air cleaner you can get water in air system an get in engine that way.



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old

05-11-2008 08:12:02




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 Re: rain in pipes, in reply to farmall Kirk,, 05-11-2008 05:13:23  
Best thing you can do is get out there and try to start it up. Be ready to have lots of water fly. If you don't do that you stand a good chance at locking up the engine but if you get it started up and run till warmed up it should be just fine



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