Posted by rustred on September 01, 2016 at 19:40:23 from (74.214.153.210):
In Reply to: Farmall 400 missing posted by super99 on September 01, 2016 at 18:17:15:
i dont care what kind of plugs you put in an engine... if the engine does not get to operating temp and worked any plug will foul. thats where a spark plug cleaner and tester comes handy. clean and reuse them.seen many a good plug go in the garbage can. plugs were fouled in my w-30. put in to work on the disc today for 1/2 hr. pulled out the plugs and inspected them . they had a nice grey color to them , not black carbon. loader work is not making that engine work ... you can cover the front of the rad also with a round hole in the centre of the fan. that way your drawing in a nice flow of air through only the centre of rad . keep the temp needle in the high green area. might take a few experimental holes till u find the right size. ooh just thought now, not easy to get at rad on those so just cover the grill as required.
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