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Exaust sucking in

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Scott Green

02-26-2004 02:06:46




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I was just told of an oliver HG crawler which all of a sudden will not start. Says air is being sucked "IN" the exaust , when trying to start. What do ya think?




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Jerry B

02-26-2004 05:54:42




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 Re: Exaust sucking in in reply to Scott Green, 02-26-2004 02:06:46  
In order of most likely to least likely:
Stuck/bent exhaust valve. Jumped time. Broken camshaft. (not likely)
Stripped timing gears.



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Jerry

02-26-2004 15:00:12




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 Re: Re: Exaust sucking in in reply to Jerry B, 02-26-2004 05:54:42  
It could be a mouse nest in the muffler.



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hee-hee

02-27-2004 17:41:42




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 Re: Re: Re: Exaust sucking in in reply to Jerry, 02-26-2004 15:00:12  
running backwards! Hook the battery up just the opposite.



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george md

02-27-2004 21:07:50




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Exaust sucking in in reply to hee-hee, 02-27-2004 17:41:42  
hee-hee, Starters are series wound motors ,they
do not change rotation by reversing polarity, they must be changed inside . I did have a customer put a reverse rotation
starter on a Farmall 400 , sure did make it suck
down the exhaust . Actually it was a standard starter in a reverse mounting .

george



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hee-hee

02-28-2004 21:05:57




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Exaust sucking in in reply to george md , 02-27-2004 21:07:50  
couldn't resist George, sometimes a person reads these things and has too make some fun of it.



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