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Forrest 65248

07-19-2006 17:16:27




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I am working on a 44 diesel and am wondering if it is worth the expense and time to find the coil that ignites the ether charge in the manifold. Tractor does not start the best in hot weather but need to check the timing. Do not have a book that tells how to set timing or what specs. Tractor runs great after it is started. Any help and or construtive advice will be much appreciated. Thanks




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Forrest 65248

07-20-2006 16:14:49




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 Re: 44 Diesel in reply to Forrest 65248, 07-19-2006 17:16:27  
Thanks for the replies!!! I was wondering about the ether, did not seem to be a good idea but looking at my parts manual that seemed to be what it was showing. My primer pump is not there nor all of the coil. Yes I would like to get it fixed to work. I will get an owners manual as soon as I can. Sorry to be so green about this but I have not been around any 44 diesels and this one is sort of a basket case.

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massey333

07-20-2006 05:21:07




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 Re: 44 Diesel in reply to Forrest 65248, 07-19-2006 17:16:27  
THAT COIL WAS NOT TO IGNITE ETHER,unless you want to relocate your engine in the next county.There should be a knob on the dash,which is a hand fuel pump to pump fuel into the intake manifold to be ignited for manifold heating-starting.If you want it to use then you should think about it first,because they worked 100% or were the biggest flops going.For looks only get a look alike spark plug which were all they were anyway. Good luck with what ever you do.

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jrsn

07-19-2006 19:44:51




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 Re: 44 Diesel in reply to Forrest 65248, 07-19-2006 17:16:27  
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This site has specs for MH 44D.--HD 260 engine. Ray s.



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