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    OT: More Dodge Minivan Questions and I'm a Doofus

    I had a freind one time that dumped atf in a clutch master cyl. The liner inside swelled over night blowing off the cap by mourning. And clutch mstr cyl's use brake fluid. Could hurt your caliper, and wheel cyl seals.
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    This Weekend It Was My Turn To Work With Stupid.

    True to this day, My neighbor got his overalls in a pto. No kidding, He went back in the house wearing only his boots, to get a new pair of underwear. You'd Have to understand this guy though. He killed a 10 point buck one day while out fixing a water gap, with only a claw hammer. I seen the...
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    This Weekend It Was My Turn To Work With Stupid.

    As my late graddad would say "you'll live, but learn"
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    I got Funky today, did I do good?

    Could be worse, could've got one with 9.5 horse
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    PHOTO - baling the hay

    Pull a wagon.... Been there done that. Personaly I'd rather bale on the ground, then pick it up with pop-up-loader. The momentom of the hay halling is alot faster, Your not at the mercy of the baler.
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    OT chainsaw question

    My bread and butter saw in a 360pro series stihl, yes it was expesive, but I will hand it down to my son "Stihl" If that won't tell you somthing nothin will. You buy a stihl for life. And they hold the absolute best resale value. Check it out on e-bay. The saws you mentioned would be fine, but...
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    Honda 4-wheeler

    I'm a Quad mech. And yes any of these other answers you've received could be accurate, but let me ask, Does this thing have any aftermarket parts like a Pipe or muffler? If it run's well on the chock, check the spark plug. If it's appears clean , then you need to rejet the carb. It's very...
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    8N starting problem

    Been there burned that! LOL
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    Timing

    Does the sidemount dist's have advance weight's under the point's floor, if they do I would check the total timing after they are fully advanced, rather than the initial timing. If they don't then none of this would apply. The total advance is where things get burned up.
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    Successful start

    I too jumped my 9n once off a truck until I burned up a condencer or two. But a man gotta do what a man gotta do. lol lol
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    8N starting problem

    It's possible, but rare, that the coil is heating up then failing. Once it quits do you still have good spark?
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    Need some help on old 8N

    You can purchase a spark testor at most any auto parts retailer that connects into your wire and then to the plug. What this does is it allows you to see the actual spark through a clear glass. It's well worth the average 10 bucks and can be used on anyhting with spark plugs from weedeaters to...
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    2N eating points

    I'm mostly a car wrench but, usually points that burn up prematurly are set either too close or too far out can't remember which it was. Have you considered a eletronic conersion? I belive the parts are avaliable at www.ford8n.com.
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    More hydralic problems

    Your right haven't read any manuals, the tractor was abandoned in a feild and I didn't see one next to the dealer sticker. lol lol Nevertheless makes sence. thanks for the info. I've only been online for a few days, so I've still got lots of miles to make up.
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    8N POINTS

    Since the first problem was about spark, let me mention one small observation I've made. On 6v systems if the batt. is not fully charged and cranking slowwwwwwwwwly, somtimes ignition doesn't always fire until you just let up on the starter switch. The 9volt batteries help this low volt problem...
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