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TEA 20 spark plugs
No plants of room for longer plug just want to know what other TEA 20 owners are using for spark plugs- Holgie 128
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TEA 20 spark plugs
I bet this question has been ask before but I cant find the answer on the forum. I have just rebuilt my TEA 20 tractor to an 85 mm bore and I am having trouble getting it to run without a random miss firing of the engine. Can somebody please tell me what spark plugs I should be using I was...- Holgie 128
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