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Re: pumping up a 766?
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Posted by the tractor vet on March 20, 2007 at 11:35:52 from (75.19.121.183):
In Reply to: pumping up a 766? posted by John Schneider on March 20, 2007 at 08:16:29:
Not that hard but myself i like to do it while it is on the Dyno then ya can see what ya got as for just twisten the screw ya could end up with alot more then ya want . Also i like to bump up the timing a couple degrees when setting fuel . Best to take her in to the dealer and have it set up . Allen would have nightmares if he parked his donkey in the seat of any of our tractors as my 806 with no hairdryer is running at over 110 and the 1066 is on the other side of 200 heck the 706 is pushen over 90 and she is a gasser.Vernon's S/MTA is on the other side of 90 and my 1486 my old dyno won't even slow it down .
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