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TEA20-85 running again!

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Richard Wegner

10-13-2003 20:27:00




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Hi All,

Just a quick note to let you know that the TEA 20 is running again. After cleaning the carb and then following the starting instructions, it didn't take too long before the Fergie was finally running again.

It runs pretty good, although misses a bit. That is probably expected after sitting for over 2 years. First thing to look into is the low oil pressure problem. I have read some of the previous posts on this topic, so I plan to check the guage and the oil relief spring first.

The other thing I noticed was oil leaking out of the top of the cover underneath the seat. Does this mean a problem with the hydraulics? Haven't tried to operate the 3 pt hitch yet.

Thanks to everyone who provided advice.
Richard

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wodinsc

10-16-2003 10:54:19




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 Re: TEA20-85 running again! in reply to Richard Wegner, 10-13-2003 20:27:00  
Richard,
Glad to hear you got it running. Make sure your plugs are the correct ones. I had a heck of a time with fouled plugs until I discovered that what was in it when I bought it were the wrong length and heat range. I replied in your first post to your linkage question.



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john(UK)

10-14-2003 11:40:08




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 Re: TEA20-85 running again! in reply to Richard Wegner, 10-13-2003 20:27:00  
where exactly is the oil coming from under the seat? Could be something maybe nothing. If its been standing for so long see how it runs after being used for a few days you may find it will settle down ok



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