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    Reman “iron” TSX 241B core for sale

    Everything is there and nothing frozen up. With you guys helping it appears to be a TISCO reman. Would like to get $75 plus shipping. I’m electronically challenge so with payment I may need a little help! lol. Paul
  2. 6

    Help identifying a carburetor and is it worth rebuilding?

    Yes sir mine has the one longer screw.
  3. 6

    Help identifying a carburetor and is it worth rebuilding?

    After researching and help from other members it appears to be a TISCO reman of the original TSX 241b. In due time I’ll rebuild it and maybe put it on my tractor. However, the replacement carb I purchased new from this site runs fine.
  4. 6

    Help identifying a carburetor and is it worth rebuilding?

    Found the missing carb tag in a box of miscellaneous parts! RE-TSX241B
  5. 6

    Help identifying a carburetor and is it worth rebuilding?

    I’ve had this carb for many years put away in a box. Don’t know exactly what it is and if it’s worth rebuilding. The only thing I know for sure it’s cast iron! Thanks! Paul
  6. 6

    Advice for leaky head stud!

    Understood and thanks!
  7. 6

    Advice for leaky head stud!

    Tractor ran fine do I didn’t a compression test before changing the head gasket. Just changed the gasket as a safety net seeing how I was painting the tractor. Pistons, valves and cylinders all looked good. Seeing how good it ran I didn’t worry about checking valve adjustment and such. The...
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    Advice for leaky head stud!

    Ok guys did another dry compression and wet compression test in the engine completely cool. I was careful and did everything the same for each cylinder to ensure a true test. Number 1 dry is 115…..wet 165 Number 2 dry is 120…..wet 160 Number 3 dry is 90…..,wet. 110 Number 4 dry is 120….wet...
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    Advice for leaky head stud!

    I have bigger problems now. I added the AC DELCO tablets and still have a small leak. So I pulled the spark plugs to see if any water was getting into any of the cylinders. Looking through the hole everything looks normal and don’t see any evidence of water intrusion. All cylinders grayish /...
  10. 6

    Advice for leaky head stud!

    Hello Sir, Might give that a try. It had bolts and when I changed the head gasket I went with studs in hopes of not having any leaks. Especially after the retorque. Yes I used the torque chart you show. Thanks Paul
  11. 6

    Advice for leaky head stud!

    Well I ran the tractor last week for an hour let it cool and retorque the head. Everything appeared fine. So today I decided to let it in run for a while just for motivation. However, one of the head studs had a little moisture around the nut. So I shut the engine off and dried the stud...
  12. 6

    Yet another paint code question 8N….Sorry!

    Decided on PPG Omni 31657 single stage acrylic urethane. When he opened the can looks like a perfect match.
  13. 6

    Yet another paint code question 8N….Sorry!

    Guys I’ve read and researched and there are many opinions about which color is correct. I had decided on PPG 32675 single stage acrylic urethane. However, discussing this with a few different people I’m told it’s to beige/almond. So I’m sanding my hats and when I get through the top layer of...
  14. 6

    Cleaning up my 8N for a little paint!

    Thanks!
  15. 6

    Cleaning up my 8N for a little paint!

    Thanks for the tip, John!
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