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matt jones

11-14-2000 06:17:20

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am rebuilding standard 23c deisel the starting aid on the intake is broken, do i need to find a replacement or is there any other method that could be used. I live in florida so i don't know if cold starts a going to be a promblem or not.

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twopop

11-16-2000 20:01:39

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Re: TO-35 Starting aid in reply to matt jones, 11-14-2000 06:17:20

i would suggest that you could install an engine block heater in the water jacket and plug it in a couple of hours before your going to use the tractor,it should start easily

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Jon

11-16-2000 18:04:30

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Re: TO-35 Starting aid in reply to matt jones, 11-14-2000 06:17:20

Matt,

don't bother, I just use the ether, warm days it will start with a little squirt, cold days a big squirt.

Since the tractor and myself are in Melbourne (Australia not Florida) we probably get a little colder than yourself but probably not much.

I am told by the previous owner that the glow plug generally was easy to burn out so was pretty useless. I would also be a bit scared to use the glow plug AND ether - I think that would be a pretty big NO NO. You will need ether so forget the glow plug.

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Talfr

11-15-2000 06:23:29

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Re: TO-35 Starting aid in reply to matt jones, 11-14-2000 06:17:20

The 23c diesel engines are bad starters anyway. They are renound for it. I live in england which must be a bit colder then were you are, and we dont use the heater in the intake, as we find it is useless. We have to resort to a can of easystart on one tractor - the 23c, which doesnt do the engine much good atall - the combustion is very violent.
I would advise to get her going and see how well she goes. Do not be surprised if buying a new heater hardly makes any difference to a bad starting 23c. Thats my experience anyway, maybe we are just unlucky.

You may find it starts OK in which ase you maybe ant to get a heater to finish the restoration - make sure you get the right one, I think there are a few types.

Talf

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