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bentwrench54

05-23-2016 21:23:06




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i was looking through my spare parts on the shelf, and discovered that i have the following for my 51 8n sidemount....

echlin FA66 condensor

echlin FA67 rotor

echlin FA352 cap

echlin CS753 point set

new replacement starter drive

napa belden spark plug wire set

all of this stuff is new in the box. i got this with a set of stay bars that i bought a few years ago.

i've seen two different sets of points, a set of CS749, and a heavy duty set CS753 which is what i have. what's the difference between the heavy duty and the other?

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bentwrench54

05-24-2016 21:06:21




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 Re: parts question in reply to bentwrench54, 05-23-2016 21:23:06  
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here's the plugs.



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bentwrench54

05-24-2016 21:01:52




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 Re: parts question in reply to bentwrench54, 05-23-2016 21:23:06  
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it does help a lot, Dell. thank you!

while we're discussing sparkies.... how long does the average spark plug last? these are the autolite 437's that have been in the tractor for about 2 years now.

tractor started sputtering under load, sediment bowl was full of crud. i cleaned the sediment bowl, and the screen at the carburetor inlet, no change.
i decided to pull the spark plugs. the plugs are laid out from left to right cylinders 4,3,2,1

i cleaned them, checked the gap, adjusted to fit, and reinstalled them. tractor fired right up, and i used it to pull a tree that i've wanted out of the way for a couple years now.

i might be a bit rich on fuel mixture possibly?

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Dell (WA)

05-24-2016 01:34:44




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 Re: parts question in reply to bentwrench54, 05-23-2016 21:23:06  

Bent..... .iff'n I remember correctly, the heavy duty set (yer CS753) had "vented" points. (little hole in center of contact) also the contact surface is TUNGSTEN and less likely to "burn". Burned points cause weak sparkies. HTH, the amazed Dell



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