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6V 52 8N running fine

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Bishop

09-27-2002 06:51:05




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Thanks for all the help! The old tractor had gotten down lately, not wanting to start, not want to pull, it was just feeling it's age and I felt it just wanted to go to the old tractor retirement home. After asking several questions, the guys on this forum really helped me. I replaced the 1940s N wiring that had been installed 15 years ago after a guy burnt up the original harness before I bought the 52 8N. It ran OK, but just not great. I figured it was just tired and after all, I'm only 1 year than my 8N. The new wiring harness went on just fine. I also ordered a new distrubitor cap, rotor, points, condenser, plugs, copper plug wires, coil, ignition switch and a new fuel line. After installing all of this, it would not start. It spit and sputtered and backfired, but would not actually start, so I started rechecking everything all over again. Everything seemed to be correct so I started with the new rotor. I changed back to the old rotor, (which was only about 12 months old) and it started fine!!
It purred like a kitten. I turned it off and tried to start it again, buuuurrrroooommm, it started like it had never started it the seven years since I got it. I soon forgot about the new bad rotor. I want to keep this 52 8N original and 6V.
Thanks again to all.

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Dave OH

09-27-2002 15:17:45




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 Re: 6V 52 8N running fine in reply to Bishop, 09-27-2002 06:51:05  
Glad to hear it. They are a pleasure when all the bugs are out of it and should run for many years to come with no problem. I hope the people that read this Board do not get the impression that the "N's" are not reliable, they are. It is just that this is a Board that solves problems, some on tractors that have not run in years. Posts like yours help confirm that these are one of the best tractors ever made. That is why there is at least one on almost any country road you drive down, anywhere in the country.
Dave OH

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