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  1. M

    Help with mower deck

    I had 2 of these mowers that had the exact issue that you described. Check for a bad ignition coil. I replaced them and it solved the issue more than once.
  2. M

    fuel or fool

    I delivered liquid fuels for years. The only difference between heating oil and off road diesel, was the item code that I put in the computer before delivery.
  3. M

    Z120 cylinder head

    I have a '48 TE20. Recently the cylinder head cracked between the valves in the #2 cylinder. I have found a replacement that is at the machine shop now. Due to the fact that I had difficult time finding a good one to rebuild, I am hesitant to scrap the cracked head. I have found only one shop...
  4. M

    Need some help on '94 Chevy 2.2 in S10

    It could be a vacuum issue or an ignition issue. You mentioned that some times it seems like its only running on 2 cylinders. I believe that this engine only has 2 coils that fire 2 cylinders. Have you tested vacuum and the coils?
  5. M

    Need some help on '94 Chevy 2.2 in S10

    Do a compression test.
  6. M

    Yet another TO20 mystery

    An easy check at this point would be to check compression.
  7. M

    Timing problem

    I have a 1948 TE20. I set the timing by using a vacuum gauge. Mine has a tapped hole in the manifold that I put a fitting into. I adjust the timing until I reach the highest vacuum reading possible. I have set timing on 2 Fergusons and a Farmall H using this method. All 3 tractors start and run...
  8. M

    Rustoleum woes

    When you remove all of the current primer, use non-chlorinated brake cleaner on the metal to clean it. Rustoleum makes a self etching primer in a spray can that will provide much better adhesion to the metal. When it dries top coat with standard primer. Paint should not be applied directly to...
  9. M

    TE20 Brakes

    About 25 years ago I had a heavy duty truck shop that could re-line brakes and clutches put linings on my shoes. They easily found a set of shoes that fit and glued them on for me. I just checked with them on a whim but they said it was an easy repair job and they had re-lined tractor shoes before.
  10. M

    Free Fuel

    It is off road diesel. The differences are monetary only. When I load at the terminal it is all green and an injector pump puts the red dye in the load arm as it is pumped on to my truck. I do not have a selection for heating oil to choose.
  11. M

    Free Fuel

    I deliver fuel. The only difference between heating oil and off road diesel is what product code I enter into the computer before I make a delivery.
  12. M

    Farmall H question

    This may not help but I had a similar situation years ago not on a tractor but a 4 cylinder engine. The head gasket let go at the narrowest point between #2 & #3. A compression test is a fast and easy check for this.
  13. M

    Gasoline . .

    Wow to that $100 delivery charge. I deliver diesel and gas everyday and we only charge $7.50 for the delivery and our prices beat many of our competitors. We only charge a special delivery fee when the order is below 150 gallons and then its only $35.
  14. M

    Poulan chainsaw for $119.00

    My Stihl saw has a security system. I keep it in a poulan case.
  15. M

    would you keep her?

    I had a warranty issue on a Hyundai Tuscon AWD at 3300 miles. The selling dealer said the issue was my fault. A different local Hyundai Dealer said that there was no way that I was the cause of the issue, he had seen it many times before and was willing to back me up. When I called Hyundai/Kia...
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