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Thanks for the prayers
Thanks for the prayers--5 years ago today-. I asked for them because I had just smoked my last cigarette. Today marks 5 years smoke free and I haven't ever wanted one since that day so that tells me that someone said a prayer that truly did work. I'm pretty sure that most if not all of you...- Keith Molden
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Hot running A
Make sure your shutters are open some if you have them on it. They would be on the front of the radiator.- 44A
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need help with CT 332
Boss has a JD CT332 skid loader. It starts good runs about 5 sec then dies. We have looked over all the normal stuff like fuel cap plugged, jumped key switch to bypass, all fuses are good, swapped relays, etc. We don't get oil pressure light at all an don't think there is a problem with that...- 44A
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'41 B Starting Problems
You might check carb for rust problems and proper fuel settings- 44A
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630 head enough BS
I had 8 nuts off and didnt see the two under the rocker arm assy. Saw the white corrosion from the lead washers and suspected studs were rusted to the head which is why I tried to force it... Thanks for all who helped and those that just need to run the mouth and put me down for my lack of...- 44A
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630 head
First time pulling an engine apart... Should not need to pull block. The intake manifold is rotted and falling apart I need to take the head off to make sure none fell or got sucked into a cylinder. Was late last night and I didnt look for more head nuts Im sure they will be show now. No...- 44A
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630 head
trying to pull head on 630. I have 6 nuts on head off as well as intake and exhuast manifolds and lower water pipe. No reason it cant pop off like cap on beer bottle. Had a bottle jack pushing on crank case and head, pounded chisle between block and head at the same time, had some heat on...- 44A
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help with 5088
A friend has a 5088 with a locked up rear end. What I mean is its like the diff lock is on but its not. Both axles will not unlock and it will not turn but will drive like normal. One mechanic said its the whole rear end another said just the spyder gears. Was wondering if any have had this...- 44A
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1948 Model A Running Issue
The I&T is the one I had trouble with. Read all my other post...- 44A
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1948 Model A Running Issue
Tell us how you adjuted the linkage? I had a problem with how the shop manual describes the procedure. In the book it says with throttle wide open adjust linkage to half a hole short of hole in butterfly valve with that plate wide open. My A did not like it, so I set it to half a hole short...- 44A
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44 A serial Number
Sorry no info. What A GURU mentioned is what I would have said. I have heard though that some will have you pay and all you get is date made and where it shipped from and not where to. Maybe someone has had better luck getting where it went and more info. Would like to find out for myself also.- 44A
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dltx 53
Glad to see your imput on Beatles issue. Do you really need to chew me out about my comment? I dont really give two shits about your opinion of mine...... I do value your knowlege. Ok, your mag should throw a spark across a 1/4" gap or close to it. If it wont your problem might be your mag...- 44A
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