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Posted by Allan In NE on July 08, 2006 at 06:09:53 from (148.78.243.24):
Mornin', Lost 2 cylinders all at once on my ol' gasser tractor. Compression is swappin' holes between cylinders 2 and 3. No fluid loss of any sort. It was running fine one second, the next it is running on four. No noise, no warning, no nothin'. An hour earlier, I had moved the tractor the 14 miles in here from out at the farm. It ran like a champ all the way. There is a very long (1 mile) and steep hill just before the drive here and I wonder if the backpressure of coming down that long hill finally made 'er let loose. Has anyone actually ever seen a head gasket fail between two cylinders on these old IH gassers? I really don't wanna put an engine in it, but guess I will if I'm forced to. Too much blood, sweat and tears in it now. :>) I'm pretty darned sure this is a 301 out of a combine, but don't really know for sure. Allan
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