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farmall H Pulle

08-02-2004 18:43:19




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I got the smoking fixed but now when i rev it up it misses a little bit iv'e adjusted the distribtor and adjusted the carb and it still does it do u know whats rong?




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ChadS

08-03-2004 10:08:56




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 Re: To. Chad .S in reply to farmall H Puller, 08-02-2004 18:43:19  
Yep, spark plugs, are you running 6 or 12 volts? resistor coil, or a full 12 volt coil? Usually, you need to open the plug gap up, when feeding more fuel, if you have a good igntion system,, points,, try not to go over .032 on plug gap, but stock gaps dont work too well in this case, it is like blowing out a birthday candle, it blows out the spark. open the gap up, or start from scratch with a fresh set of plugs, it does take a bit of testing, and tuning to find the place where it runs the best, when adjusting the idle screw,, make sure it is completely idled down, low as it will go so it activates the idle circuit. amd for main jet adjustments, wide open, (be careful!!) and after adjustment made, ride the brakes while driving,, see if it misses, or sputters. Antoher way to tune the igntion and the carb is to change the igntion timing, to where it sounds like it is lugging, for a short period of time, this is just like a dyno pull when you do this,, it labors the engine, and if it has a miss, (plug, points, carb,) you can find it, in cases where it runs good while putting around, but lug it and it sputters. Sounds like the ol H needs a good tune up,, Chad

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colekicker

08-02-2004 19:12:31




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 Re: To. Chad .S in reply to farmall H Puller, 08-02-2004 18:43:19  
Check your plugs. Not trying to step on toes, but I had the same problem when I made changes suggested by ChadS. Boy, it sure runs good with good plugs!!! ChadS, I need your email again so I can get your address and send you a cd with my Super M pulling.



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JDGnut

08-03-2004 07:07:37




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 Re: To. Chad .S in reply to colekicker, 08-02-2004 19:12:31  
Cole... how did U finish when you pulled in the Div III class in temple??? I don"t remember what weight... JDGnut



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colekicker

08-03-2004 18:41:04




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 Re: To. Chad .S in reply to JDGnut, 08-03-2004 07:07:37  
Can't remember if it was second or third. I don't know what I'm gonna run in Columbus. Gotta get some new tires. Think I am gonna switch to 14.9x38s. Little bit more foot on the ground.



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Red

08-03-2004 09:21:54




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 Re: To. Chad .S in reply to JDGnut, 08-03-2004 07:07:37  
Hey Fellas,

Life has been busy, The Farmall is just collecting dust, probably wont run till columbus in sept. To hot to work on the new hubs
for the alum rims because it gets hot running the lathe when it is 100 degrees outside

PS wouldnt it be nice to have around a 7,000# prostock class????? ??



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colekicker

08-03-2004 18:51:53




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 Re: To. Chad .S in reply to Red, 08-03-2004 09:21:54  
Sounds good Red. I am ready to see "The Farmall" with some alum.



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Red

08-04-2004 11:02:11




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 Re: To. Chad .S in reply to colekicker, 08-03-2004 18:51:53  
Wont get to see much, Not planning on polishing the rims, we got them bare and we are going to paint them red. Dont want to make a flashy bright tractor, It looks good and clean the way it is painted and doesnt draw much attention till it gets on the track, thats the best place. It will get us in the 3600 pound class but we need a gear faster than 4th and not as fast as 5th something to get us to about 9 miles an hour. Probably wont get there till the winter due to time constraints.

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