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Re: IH 454 Diesel Front End Loader?
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Posted by the tractor vet on March 23, 2006 at 12:34:48 from (64.179.117.185):
In Reply to: Re: IH 454 Diesel Front End Loader? posted by Allan In NE on March 23, 2006 at 10:47:15:
Now allen i know i am in grumpy mode today but you do not know how many times i had to tear and engine down because of hard start and only to find that othere then broken rings and knocked out ring lands from over use of either or how many times i have gottren a call from someone on a cold morning telling me that while tryen to start his tractor that it quiet cranking and locked up and yes everybody has installed either assisit on there tractors but they also sell PARTS . Now a good example of something loven either is the good old double breasted yamha ( detroitdiesel 2 stroke ) do a freash rebuild you noticed i said rebuild not overhaul and if it never gets a wif of either she go or either she blow it will start down to o before help is needed but take that same engine and give her a shot and yu will be feeding it on a 60 degree day . Now since other the a couple other guys on here i have a couple more engines under my belt . and i would dare say that i have seen a bit more then most . And one thing that you will not find on any of my tractors is a either can and if it came with one it is file thirteened and the hole pluged .
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