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    running rough

    choke is a big help but i can get it to go with out it, after running it for awhile i can get the choke off. but im running too fast and over heating im check the thermosat to make sure its working. Thanks Rusty
  2. R

    running rough

    choke is a big help but i can get it to go with out it, after running it for awhile i can get the choke off. but im running too fast and over heating im check the thermosat to make sure its working. Thanks Rusty
  3. R

    running rough

    spark in all plugs
  4. R

    running rough

    I did it and just like you said easy 10 min job but the gap was good and after running some paper through it they still look clean. Is there any way to check to see if your getting full power out of your plug wires? Thanks Rusty
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    Starter/solenoid problem

    I dont know what you did, but when I was having starter/solenoid problems i disconnected the starter from the tractor put it in a vice took off the solenoid and just used the battery to see if i could get it to spin. If it spins and spins well i would think that your starter is okay. Just my...
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    running rough

    i couldn't get my hands that far into check the gap but im still sure that it wouldnt of moved. I rebuilt the engine took it to a show a it ran too well. I put it in the garage and have been slowly working on the sheet metal and rims for about 5 years, its all finished. but its just like the...
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    running rough

    gaps good, points look good, and the firing order is on the money just it seems like 3 and 4 will miss fire. but it doesnt die off or stall just the govenor will kick in and out, every 5 seconds. ill go over the points and the firing order once again cause it can never hurt to make sure...
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    running rough

    so i finally got my 1950 8n back together, its been about 5 years since in ran last and it ran great. now that its restored its not running so great. I can get it to start, but it seems like it"s miss firing, the number 3 and 4 plugs are carbon after running it for awhile, and the govoner steps...
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