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    8N Carb - idle circuit mfg issue???

    The first aftermarket carb I got ahold of was not drilled all the way... I managed to drill it out and held my breath the hole time... I even broke a drill bit off but got it out :shock: Once I drilled it out it ran as good as any carb I have ever had my hands on...
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    OEM Resistor

    What kind of inline spark tester are you using :?: ... if its not a adjustable one that has a scale on it to show the KV what you see is of no use... This is why you see post like this go on and on and on page after page....
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    3/8 Drive Ratchet and Socket Set

    Northern is going to be the best bang for the buck, Gearwrench tools hold up well. I have a lot of SK tools but never plan to buy anymore because of warranty issues I have ran into lately. Craftsman tools are useless to me other than a wrench they just will not hold up they are cheaply built...
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    '88 Chev 4.3

    Mother nature never went to sleep I can see you getting deep into it. They sale good folks like to jack them up and put big wheels on them I would take the money and run.
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    3000 carb ?? Got marshmellows?

    Holley carb use TISCO # CKPN9590B 1965 TO 1975 FORD 2/3000
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    Thermostat gasket orientation 4 cyl gas (1964 4000)

    What Dean posted. I have broke a few thermo housings early on in my career :cry: It always was the most expensive and a replacement were days out. I install the thermo in its grove (head/intake are housing) then glue (3M 8001 contact cement) the gasket to the head/intake are housing...
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    Best way to sharpen brush hog blades

    I take the blades off myself.
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    8N lost spark.

    If you have a old tar filled coil laying around convert it to a round can coil are. http://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/viewtopic.php?t=737609&sid=70bd7a5135dd70a8927f1694664fe4e7
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    8N with a 6 foot Brush Hog

    I would see if someone would let me try a know good 5 ft one. Its possible you have issues with the mower its possible the grass is just to thick for a N. NO I would not drop back to 4FT MOWER I would move up power wise.
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    OT New Toy

    I can see right now you got a chick magnet.
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    8N lost spark.

    I see you are a Expert, even the best need help form time to time. Every thing you say tells me to go for the kill and replace the coil. The crack is a confirmed KILL whither its a fix are not. I don't see how it can be worked around go for a confirmed kill. The other issue you face is...
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    Fuel Flow

    See how long it will take to flow a gal. You could get a petcock to go in the carb bowl to eliminate fuel flow issues at the time it acts up. I would go for the kill and time a gal. are more flow. It takes time for trash to block screes that may sleep at a static stand still. You could...
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    zane thang

    I traded Zane a crank for one and don't have a 9/2N :shock: WELL I had to see it in my own hands. He does a nice job building them I sold it to Larry Ga. , I think it was a YT'er once he seen it he had to have it.
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    12.4x28 L/S Power Mark Tractor Tire

    I have two new ones mounted on new rims and tubes and ready to go. They came off a tractor I brought to part out. The first thing the owner did was buy new tires then got over his head on the resto. I want to sale them as a set located in NC.
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    test

    I have looked all over here for a test were can I sign up for it. Their was a guru that got the boot here a few weeks ago for posting test questions. If I were you and I mention anything about a test I would act real stupid.
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