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Re: Tune Up
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Posted by DigDugNC on September 24, 2005 at 08:07:09 from (148.134.37.2):
In Reply to: Bought a Farmall M posted by DigDugNC on September 24, 2005 at 05:02:24:
O.K. I haven't even got the tractor home but already I have questions. First I have to get'er running. I honestly don't think this will take more than a hour or so of tinkering. Next I'm going to perform a general tune-up and service. What type/weight of oil should I use? Since trash got in the carb I'll probably need to clean the carb and the tank, what type of cleaner should I use? I looked in the tank and from what I saw I appeared to be more like gummy trash and not so much heavy rusting. What is the right gapping on the spark plugs? What is the proper cranking amps on battery?
Harley, you just opened the door for a barage of questions. I'll start sending some questions to the Farmall forum when I get the tractor home and have some more Make/Model specific questions. Thanks Rusty Farmall and Harley for taking time to respond. Anyone else out there (Allen in NE?). Also my e-mail address is posted if anyone needs it.
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