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Re: 1950 WD9 International Diesel engine
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Posted by old on October 14, 2006 at 19:41:23 from (4.244.6.103):
In Reply to: 1950 WD9 International Diesel engine posted by Dalton06 on October 14, 2006 at 17:31:17:
As paul says its not a pony engine but and engine in an engine so to speak. You have to make sure you have a brite blue spark and that the impulse on the mag is working right. Also that carb has to be just right or it will not start. Shoot even with a 12 volt starter on them they can be a pain to start. I had a TD-6 which is an engine like that one and it could be a pain to get running. I do still have the manul for it if any thing from it would help I could send you starting preceders if you drop me an e-mail on it. Can't say if it will help or not. Those engines where also bad about cracked heads and burned valves in the gas side of the engine and either one or both can cause starting problems also
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