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Re: Re: More help (or not) on the spark plug quest
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Posted by R.C. on June 04, 2003 at 07:27:21 from (204.222.250.9):
In Reply to: Re: More help (or not) on the spark plug question posted by Jon Hagen on December 31, 2002 at 16:54:17:
Just tried the Aldor plugs on an Allis Chalmers CA that I recently bought. The tractor spent all winter in Philadelphia, Pa. and I believe, probably had stuck rings on 2 cylinders when I finally got it home to Ms. It would wet new plugs in 5 minutes of running. With the Aldors, it ran smooth, although smoked, while finish mowing and progressively quit smoking and now the plugs seem to be dry. I put Marvel Mystery oil in the gas when I installed the plugs. I highly recommend them to anyone who has an oil pumping, burning engine which is aggravating you. They may be the answer for you.
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