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Posted by Derek Broerse on June 29, 2005 at 20:02:45 from (206.186.115.106):
In Reply to: Re: would you pay ....... posted by Nebraska Cowman on June 29, 2005 at 16:36:14:
I was recently working on a Ford 2000 that 'only needed a tuneup' for the neighbour who bought it last summer like this. Tune up helped a bit but didn't eliminate the constant popping etc. Compression is 70psi on all three cylinders (should be around 130-140). Oil trick doesn't help, indicating valves. My guess: Running unleaded fuel for too many years in a leaded fuel motor has probably pounded the valve seats out of it... ie: not a cheap repair. If you are serious about this tractor take a compression guage with you, as I would bet this is a very common problem in old gasser tractors.
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