Posted by Jake Hubbard on December 14, 2014 at 20:17:55 from (50.103.45.176):
I need a little guidence here. I just did an inframe overhaul to this tractor ( new pistons, rings, sleaves, heads, valves, rod and main bearings). I do not have a dyno to break in this tractor so I improvised and used the feed grinder. No matter what I do the engine smokes until it is up to operating temp. I have a service manual for a 1370 that I got the specs from. I am wondering if something has changed between modles. That book says intake .015 exhaust .025. I did not have the pump done at this time but have checked the timing and it is with I a degree or two of 25 btdc witch is the spec I have found on this site. Any thoughts or ideas would greatly be appreciated
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