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F162 - 4 Cyl Continental Engine -Massey Harris #3

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Jim Marshall

07-23-2006 17:16:58




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The subject engine is used in the Massey Harris model 30 tractor and I am about to check the timing.

Just need to know if #1 cyl. is the one closest
to the radiator or is the one closest to the fuel
tank.

Thanks in advance for any responses.




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Bob

07-23-2006 18:43:13




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 Re: F162 - 4 Cyl Continental Engine -Massey Harri in reply to Jim Marshall, 07-23-2006 17:16:58  
#1 cylinder is at the front, next to the radiator, as is the #1 cylinder on darn near every typical tractor with the engine mounted longitudinally ever made, with few exceptions.



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Jim Marshall

07-23-2006 19:11:53




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 Re: F162 - 4 Cyl Continental Engine -Massey Harri in reply to Bob, 07-23-2006 18:43:13  
Thanks for the info. I was pretty sure #1 was
located at the front. At the antique grader club I belong to, we have an old dodge flat head in a grader that is timed off of # 6 cylinder.



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heybusdriver

07-23-2006 18:41:51




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 Re: F162 - 4 Cyl Continental Engine -Massey Harri in reply to Jim Marshall, 07-23-2006 17:16:58  
I have a Massey 30 also , never had to do any work on it yet , but according to the manual , it shows #1 as being closest to the rad in tyhe picture of the electrical system , doesn"t show the rad but shows headlights. HTH Stan



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