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Re: Re: 1956 60 Is Running Over 200 Degrees-Cloone
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Posted by JD60 on June 21, 2003 at 20:29:05 from (63.238.103.188):
In Reply to: Re: 1956 60 Is Running Over 200 Degrees-Clooney ha posted by Clooney on June 21, 2003 at 03:45:56:
Thanks Clooney!! Just to let you know my spline work is holding up. An old fella from the Thumb 2 Cylinder club gave me a few pointers also. But, early last season I had to replace the I-coil, being too cheep I bought an automotive 12 v coil....but it required/recommended an external resistor...it ran sooo gooood I didn't put one on...so finally i think it has cought up with me. It burnt out. So I replaced it with the right for the tractor. But the points are worn down but it runs. do you think that might be the problem? It seems to labor more, noticeable while harrowing the garden area in 3rd, it seemed to do better in 2nd. It gets hot just running the 7ft. finish mower, and seems to labor, popping pretty good-but not hard. And, what about engine oil, this yr. I put non-detergent SAE30 in& new filter, what do you think,should I go to SAE40? Stay away from non-D? These tractors are so elegant. I'll watch for your posts!!!Thanks!!!
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