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Posted by Ron L. on January 03, 2004 at 15:10:48 from (216.176.171.114):
OK, I have learned that I have a 1961, Ford 1801 industrial , 4cyl. Diesel Tractor. (Pictures in the tractor photos forum, under "unknown Ford)
I pulled the motor out to replace the sherman over/under trans. and I think the timing is off.
The tractor will fire up using eather but then dies. I;m not sure if the motor was disturbed while out of the tractor or not. Now I'm wondering how to set the timing in the proper order, I hear there are several different timing locations on the machine.
I bought a Ford 55-60 shop manual but it will be 2-3 wks before it will get here.
Anyone know how I can set the timing?
Thanks guys for all the help.
Ron @ [email protected]
Central Missouri
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