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06-03-2001 08:52:11




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have recently inherited a 2n. my compression through out is pretty consistent at 85lbs. I am having trouble with the carb adjustments to get it to idle and so on. Is a rebuild necessary? Or will a little run time revive the rings that could be stuck. the tractor set about 8 years or so, when I got it I put a carb kit, new wires, plugs, points,condensor and a cap.the tractor was my wifes fathers.

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Ultradog MN

06-03-2001 17:46:11




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 Re: 2n in reply to tom, 06-03-2001 08:52:11  
A heartfelt Welcome to the world of Ns if you didn't have one before. I can't help you much with the technical stuff. Sorry
I too Inherited my 2n earlier this year. Did some work on it this spring, new tires etc. -nothing major- and got to drive it again this weekend mostly with the back blade cleaning out some fallen wood so that I can now run the bush hog in there. I just hope you enjoy your tractor and this forum
as much as I have since I got/found them.
Welcome.

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rasputen-welcome

06-03-2001 09:02:52




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 Re: 2n in reply to tom, 06-03-2001 08:52:11  
Tom,
Welcome! I searched the archives and saw a lot about adding Marvel Mistery Oil to unstick rings. When I did a valve job I soaked the chambers for days. It runs down and gets in the pan,It seems to have cleaned the rings fine, but mine needs a rebuild. You can add to gas (4 oz to 10gal) and put it in the oil. It will help if they are stuck, but not if it is just wear. You can take out the plugs and add some,turn it over and let it sit. Or all of the above.

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