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    2n oil pressure relief plunger

    Ok, great! Just thought it was odd
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    2n oil pressure relief plunger

    on disassembly I noticed this flat spot on the plunger. Is it supposed to be there? there is no way i did this removing it. this tractor has 30psi on start up and about 25psi after 2 hours mowing.
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    2n cylinder kits

    Gentlemen, they got back to me and here is the difference. 189636 is from Reliance Power And 130779 SMA Midwest.
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    2n cylinder kits

    yes, they are .090". It's a 46 2n. I have the sleeves out. I'll call them and let you know what they say.
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    2n cylinder kits

    for a 2n, what is the difference between kit #130779 and kit #189636 ?? maybe same kit but two different manufacturers?
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    FO-4 manual

    Looks like I need a new one. mine is 1952. I wonder what the date is on the newest one?
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    FO-4 manual

    there must be multiple revisions. this is my page on brakes.
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    FO-4 manual

    I have seen where people have referred to pages as high as 135 and figures up to 195. My F0-4 manual has 39 pages and ends at figure FO97. What am I missing?
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    Back fires

    Yes, I will. My issues will be when I try getting the 44D running. thanks for the info.
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    Back fires

    Jim, Are the Belden Premium metallic wires a 2n set? or spool and make your own?
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    Back fires

    Well, I put these wires on along with new points but, this did not help any. further testing showed low compression on #3 cyl. Oil helped compression a little and the valves are fine. so I was just waiting till I had the time to tear into it when it ate the wires. I'm trying to clean out the...
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    Back fires

    I have my dad's 2n that he bought new when he came home from ww2. I bought wires for it from this site. they came carbon Fibre and were not the correct length, too long. I install them anyway and it seemed to run worse than what I assume were maybe the original wires. before I could look...
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    Back fires

    I have a related question. Why do these old tractors need to use steel core wires
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    To 35 stalls in warm weather using PTO

    When using the the non ethanol gas I can mow the whole yard. About an hour and a half.
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    To 35 stalls in warm weather using PTO

    I have 46 2n ford that runs fine in the winter moving snow. Won't mow a half hour above 80 degrees. Then gas boils in the tank. Works better with no ethanol gas. It's this new blended gas that's the problem.
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    Massey Harris 55 Oil Filter

    I don't currently have a filter on hand. Tractor is going back together hents, the nice clean filter housing to photo. Sorry
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    Massey Harris 55 Oil Filter

    MY 1951 44d has canister dia. Of 4.625 And, 6.625 from bottom of flange to top of the center tube. This is the bottom of the lid. out
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    Need help with a 44D revisited

    Try this address: http://www.oldengine.org/members/diesel/Ambac/AmbacMenu1.htm
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    TE20 boiling fuel

    It"s called "winter gas". My 2N does it real bad mowing grass in the spring. Then they start refining summer blend gas and it stops boiling. A lot of atv"s and motorcycles have the same problem. I thought the tank might rupture it was so bad. I keep the cap loose now and the fumes almost...
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    MH44 hydraulic pump rebuild

    Thanks, That's what I'll do.
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