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JD 3010 timing

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DaChew

10-01-2002 12:20:17




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I've had my 3010 for about a year now and it is a very nice tractor in good shape. Recently, I was giving it a tune-up and when I went to check the timing I found that it was way out. I have the manual and it says the timing should be something like +25 degrees TDC or something like that. The numbers are even stamped into the flywheel and painted white by the previous owner. I timed it using those numbers and now find that the tractor doesn't seem to start and run as well as it used to when it was timed further out. What would cause the tractor to run better with the timing off like that?

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WTW

10-01-2002 14:16:59




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 Re: JD 3010 timing in reply to DaChew, 10-01-2002 12:20:17  
Sir, The timing on your 3010 is 25 degrees advanced. To advance the centrifugal weight distributor you will set and view the timing marks with the engine running at WOT (Wide Open Throttle). If you timed it at an idle the timing will be way off. Hope this information will help. Good Luck Dave W.



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Dachew

10-02-2002 06:40:25




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 Re: Re: JD 3010 timing in reply to WTW, 10-01-2002 14:16:59  
That helps quite a bit thankyou. I tried to hold the throttle at PTO speed (1900 rpm I'm pretty sure.) while timing it. It was probably less than that though. I'll give it another try. Thanks again.



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Lloyd

10-04-2002 07:51:24




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 Re: Re: Re: JD 3010 timing in reply to Dachew, 10-02-2002 06:40:25  

It could also be that your advance mechanisum is stuck. The timing should drop to close to TDC at slow idle. If not, you may need to take it apart and free it up.



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