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Re: Jump-sparks On Fouling Plugs
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Posted by RAB on May 25, 2006 at 08:49:37 from (195.93.21.6):
In Reply to: Jump-sparks On Fouling Plugs posted by noncompos on May 24, 2006 at 22:45:27:
I remember, as a kid, the older of our standard Fordsons was run with a button in the plug wire to do this. They used to play havoc with the radio interference produced, even without the extra gap. We knew when a load of hay was coming up the drive or they were coming for lunch (always parked on the hill so a down-hill start was less likely to cause a stall and the trouble to get it restarted). Picture on the telly was near gone when they came close to the house! Regards, RAB
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