Re: Starting old H

Posted by Russ on June 19, 2004 at 17:54:51 from (24.61.104.253):

In Reply to: Starting old H posted by nick on June 19, 2004 at 16:10:14:

1940 FARMALL H: HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN SINCE THIS OLD GAL WAS RUN DAILY?
CHANCES ARE YOUR PISTON RINGS ARE SET IN CARBON AND FLASH RUST, SO YOU ARE NOT CREATING A DECENT VACUUM TO PULL IN THE NEEDED FUEL/AIR CHARGE.
YOU MAY HAVE TO TEAR DOWN THE ENGINE, BREAK OUT THE ORIGINAL RING SET ON EACH PISTON AND INSTALL
NEW RINGS. CROSS-HATCH EACH CYLINDER LIGHTLY WITH A 3 STONE HONE TO BREAK THE GLAZE AND HELP SEAT IN THE NEW RINGS.
I DON'T THINK YOUR PROBLEM IS ON THE ELECTRICAL SIDE THIS TIME.
SIT DOWN WITH AN ENGINE MECHANIC GUY AND DISCUSS
YOUR PLAN FOR RECOVERING THIS DECENT RIG TO A FULL WORKING STATUS. GOOD LUCK.

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