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    exhaust manifold outlet stripped

    On my 190 gas the threads are stripped in the exhaust outlet. Purchased a new threaded piece of pipe, but it still wont tighten. Im tempted to use a piece of thin wall tubing and just shove it in. My wd has a set screw but i dont know about drilling and tapping the cast iron. This tractor...
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    OT Is there any drought relief down south?

    Have you guys down there gotten any relief yet? It was on the news up here quite a bit the end of last year. But not any news lately. I was just wondering, now i gotta go out and shovel again. LLR
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    Better tractor for raking?

    Thanks for all the imput guys. I think i might try the double rake idea. I had chinese food for lunch, so ill blame that for the brain fart. Later, LLR
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    Better tractor for raking?

    I currently use my AC WD for raking with a 9 ft ground drive rake. How small of a tractor could i rake with to get better fuel economy.I hate to say that ive been looking at one of those 25 hp chinese desiels just to rake with. My other tractor is an AC 190 gas which is so thirsty that OPEC...
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    190 water in oil saga continues

    Thanks lilfarmer, ill pressure test it. There was a bunch of black water that blew out of the muffler when i started it this last time.Will pressure testing also point to a head gasket problem ? Or is that not an issue for water in oil?
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    190 water in oil saga continues

    Well i pulled the pan and looked up at the liners. I didnt see anything dripping so i wiped everything off and put the pan back on with paper towels in it to catch any drips. i also overfilled the radiator to be able to judge any level drop. Question: If rain had gotten into the exhaust stack...
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    Differences in 190 gas and diesel

    Thanks for the help guys. I havent taken my engine apart yet, but do have water in the oil so im assuming the liners are leaking.
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    Differences in 190 gas and diesel

    According to the manual, the 2800 series 301 ci gas engine has the same bore and stroke as the 2900 series 301 ci diesel engine. Agco online parts even lists just one set of rings and connecting rod bearings for both engines. The question is what adds the compression on the diesel? Does the...
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    190 gas not going back togather right

    Still in the process of changing the engine in my 190 gas from the 2600 series to the 2800 series. After having it apart a year i cant seem to get the hydrolic filter tube back in right. It was always tight but now its so tight ill have to pull the side rail off to clean it. I hope i just...
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