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Matt

01-07-2000 20:32:21




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Ok, I am thinking about swiching over to AC or Autolight, which one is the best? What number plug do I need? I have a 1937 B. I have adaptors
in it right now (came in it and I never took them out) but I am going to take them out. I think it may need hotter plugs, they keep fowling out. That or my coil is about shot, but I think I will try plugs first. Thanks




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DP

01-08-2000 04:36:31




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 Re: JD B spark plugs in reply to Matt, 01-07-2000 20:32:21  
Hi Matt, In my tractors I run AC and Autolite. I've had good luck with both. I've had some bad experences with the Champions though. Good Luck, Don



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Deere1

01-07-2000 22:24:58




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 Re: JD B spark plugs in reply to Matt, 01-07-2000 20:32:21  
I have found that the AC C 88L work the best for me , the autolites and champions just don't fire right in the deeres .. I couldn't beleive the differance when I switched to AC you have to be almost deaf not to notice ! you will want to be sure to have the copper core spark plug wires aslo,, the silicone don't do well good luck , Deere1



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Deere1

01-07-2000 22:24:52




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 Re: JD B spark plugs in reply to Matt, 01-07-2000 20:32:21  
I have found that the AC C 88L work the best for me , the autolites and champions just don't fire right in the deeres .. I couldn't beleive the differance when I switched to AC you have to be almost deaf not to notice ! you will want to be sure to have the copper core spark plug wires aslo,, the silicone don't do well good luck , Deere1



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