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    Old Curtis Air Compressor

    Gene, Great info thanks! I hope my valve is ok, just saw the price of those suckers.. I was caught up doing other work today and did not get a chance to work on the compressor. Could you take a pic of your set up if you get the chance? George
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    Old Curtis Air Compressor

    Thanks for the reply Steve, I need to take the head apart today and check it out I cannot do a full rotation either way with the flywheel, it was sitting in the weather and I fear it is quite gunked, Hope it is salvageable! I'll try and post some dirty Valve pics later. George
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    Old Curtis Air Compressor

    This message is a reply to an archived post by Nate88 on August 27, 2014 at 15:56:14. The original subject was "Re: Old Curtis Air Compressor". Hi Looking to mod mine, Mine is a Curtis 88 45-3851 3x1 5/8 x3? 300rpm run by a 1941 BS 23B Gas engine. it has the unloader arm assembly running down...
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    Internal Solenoid 1947 6v starter Question

    Thank's!, Got it done and it ran sweet until I heard a weird sound of the starter still engaged. The starter I got off ebay was 1/4 longer than the one I took out. A thick back Delco. I Hammered it in carefully. Do not know how, What a B. Gonna be fun to take out..
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    Internal Solenoid 1947 6v starter Question

    Hope not! But I fear you might be right..I'll try and jump it with the big Screwdriver again tomorrow to confirm. I dont suppose there are any shorter gear reduction type starters with the same two hole format? Thanks!
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    Internal Solenoid 1947 6v starter Question

    Thanks Rustered! yes very clean very tight..Well I got the starter partially out and stuck it back in, bendix felt retracted. I then "jumped it" with a big screw driver and it turned right over fast. You are right about that, probably have to remove the roller pto housing top. Glad it's not...
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    Internal Solenoid 1947 6v starter Question

    I will check out if it is stuck, I still have the new Napa switch on it and brand new 1/0 $$ cables, very shiny! Thanks!
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    Internal Solenoid 1947 6v starter Question

    No solenoid I guess, OLD say's it is a spinup so starter is one of these 2 bolt: Case 63608D Delco 10461696, 1107427, 1107448 IMI Hi Torque IMI302-005 International Harvester 104219A2, 997870R91 Lester 4132 Wilson 91-01-3639
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    Internal Solenoid 1947 6v starter Question

    I think my brother in law might have tried to start it with a 12 volt Grr..Thanks for the advice!
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    Internal Solenoid 1947 6v starter Question

    It is a 1947 Mccormick Deering O4 Orchard Tractor 4cyl gas. That diesel sounds like a beast!
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    Internal Solenoid 1947 6v starter Question

    Good to know, Thanks OLD! Well I got a starter on the way, I did notice the terminal at the starter got hot with my couple repeated 1 second presses.
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    Internal Solenoid 1947 6v starter Question

    Recently came in the possesion of a 1947 MD IH 04, ran when I got it but cranked slow and unreliably. Now it will not start? Just cracks like I'm welding when I try the start switch. I cleaned all the contacts and grounds, I tried a new switch and replaced cables. Now my attention is...
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