allis d19

g in nw ne · Feb 28, 2012

i have a 1962 allis chalmers d19 with a 6 cylender gas engine. looking to find correct firing order for the dist cap??

Anonymous-0 · Feb 28, 2012

153624. i wouldn't own a tractor without owning the manuals that go with it.

oldironman · Feb 28, 2012

That would take the fun out of it.

showcrop · Feb 28, 2012

(quoted from post at 00:44:29 02/28/12) 153624. i wouldn't own a tractor without owning the manuals that go with it.

So how many times has someone else bought the tractor that you were going to get a great deal on while you waited for the manuals to come in before buying it?

sam in mo · Feb 28, 2012

If everybody on this site was as smart and fortunate as some people on this site there would be no need to have this site. I kind of thought that this site was a place to help people who are not as knowlageable about tractor related things as some. Just a second I'll get my ytmag bylaws out and check.

Mark W. · Feb 28, 2012

It would take less time to answer the guys question about firing order rather than bi3ch!@# about him not having the manuals. Why do people always do that??? This is a forum to help eachother after all. Maybe......manuals are on order and he wants to get started.

James Williams · Feb 28, 2012

Personly,If you need a manuel for these older tractors your not much of a mechanic to start with.Maybe valve settings or firing order or even amount of oil,ect

jimmy

oldtanker · Feb 28, 2012

All in line sixes that I know of fire 153624.

Rick

NEKS · Feb 28, 2012

Isn't the firing order on the dist. cap 123456? My D-19 manual does not give the number one cylinder. So I'd still be lost. Oop's have a tractor I use everyday and don't have a manual.

WJD · Feb 28, 2012

I often don't answer questions when I know the answer for sure because somebody always wants to argue.

rrlund · Feb 28, 2012

Manuals are for padding your knees when you're kneeling down working something.

1936 · Feb 28, 2012

Boy O Boy, Did this question open up a can of WHOOP A$$!

Not really sure the direction of most replies other than to spit nails and bite butt??

For the ones who gave the correct response - Thanks you.

Bevan · Feb 28, 2012

Forget those guys who don't read the instructions, I mean use manuals. Only fools don't double check their work before diving into any project. Consulting the manual has saved many a stupid mistake when restoring several tractors and I never start one without aquiring a manual to go with it. I do wish I had a manual for a D19 to consult to tell you the firing order but I do think someone on here does know off the top of their head.

armand tatro · Feb 28, 2012

Gas engine firing order: 15(too young), 36(too old), 24(just right)!! Armand

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