Re: Hugh McKay, Jimmy King, Somebody: Help!

Posted by P Backus on July 09, 2005 at 07:05:40 from (69.128.32.82):

In Reply to: Hugh McKay, Jimmy King, Somebody: Help! posted by Allan in NE on July 09, 2005 at 05:29:58:

Hello Allan
I don't have experience on the New Holland, but I've changed out
the exact same setup on something else. When you try to
unscrew the plug, the spring just grabs the plug tighter. You
need to just take your acetylene torch and cut through the coils
of the spring on both sides of the plug. With even just a little bit
of care you won't even nick the plug. Then the plug just screws
into the new spring, maybe with a bit of grease. The spring will
tend to "open" when screwing it in, the opposite of unscrewing
it. It's really quite an easy job once you know what I just told
you. Don't wait until winter- it's warmer now! :>)
Paul

Follow Ups:

• Re: Hugh McKay, Jimmy King, Somebody: Help! Allan in NE 08:09:00 07/09/05 (3)
  • Re: Hugh McKay, Jimmy King, Somebody: Help! P Backus 20:00:19 07/09/05 (1)
    • Re: Hugh McKay, Jimmy King, Somebody: Help! Hugh Mackay 02:31:55 07/10/05 (0)
  • Re: Hugh McKay, Jimmy King, Somebody: Help! steveormary 10:39:55 07/09/05 (0)

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