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Posted by Andy on July 24, 2000 at 05:33:24 from (38.138.61.132):
I just tunned up an '44 M (gas) that was not running well and took it for a spin. Prior to tune up it was back firing and had no power to pull anything (would stall trying to get into 5th gear). Did compression check and got 3 cylinders at 125 and a third 115psi. After tune up it pulled a culitvator and got into 5th no problem...It suddenly lost power..Radiator has slight leak however guage was not reading overheatd (new Guage 6months old). Well When I shut it down she diesled on a second or two...And then I noticed it..."Chocoalte Moose" Comming out of the Governor Breather! Next I checked the Filter (Ditto) then droped the Oil plug and Ditto. The radiator was low however I had run it without tin on it...and could see water leaking from some pin holes at top. I also found water on top of the carb when I shut her down. I didn't run it after she lost power so I don't think I did any Bearing harm... Any suggestions as to how water got into block. I know Head gasket and Cracked block...But it was running fine then just...Poof..Any suggestions or direction would be helpful. Am I in for an egine overhaul? Would love to hear from a Farmall expert...Thanks!
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