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Re: SUPER C idle too rich
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Posted by farmall 230 puller on July 07, 2005 at 18:59:40 from (64.136.26.235):
In Reply to: Re: SUPER C idle too rich posted by JOWENS on July 07, 2005 at 09:07:05:
The play on the shaft should not be a big problem as long as the gears don't jump timing. For setting the timing I always set it by where the tractor runs best. My 230 I hooked my disk behind it pulled them until it got warm then turn the dist. back and forth to see where the tractor could pull the disk best. It is a lot of hopping on and off the tractor but worth the time. One other thing I have found out every farmall I have ever had the slotted plug just in front of the dist. never had any oil in it, and that might be why you have play on the dist shaft. I always fill that housing with SAE90 or STP. I hope this might help. Matt
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