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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: IH manual for 364 question
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Posted by Greg on March 30, 2004 at 05:39:39 from (67.30.60.115):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: IH manual for 364 question (ma posted by lee on March 29, 2004 at 19:22:11:
Lee the tractor I am going to buy I know well. My good friend is only the second owner and he knew the original owner well. I ran it for 3 or 4 hay seasons cutting hay with a 9' IH sickle mower. It is mechanically sound and has low hours. We don't know exactly how many hours as the tach drive at the engine block isn't working or the tach itself is broken. I will get it, fix the charging circuit and it is ready to use. I will gradually fix the tach problem, glow plugs, fuel gage/sending unit, diff lock and leaking steering cylinder. I don't anticipate the glow plugs being a problem but when I ran the tractor virtually everday a few years ago, they did act crazy. Wouldn't work one day, I would sandpaper the little wires between each glow plug and they would work perfect. In a couple of months they would quit and I would have to do it again. Like I said, one poster on this board said it was a problem with the factory switch, his had done the same. But an old floor mounted starter switch fixed his for good. Is your 354 a diesel and have you had glow plug problems?
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