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MH22-Can anyone please help?

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Capt. Minx

11-29-2006 14:14:27




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Can anyone please tell me the tune up specs (plug gap,point gap, etc.) and the capacities (oil amount, anti-freeze amount, rear end grease amount, tire pressure, etc.) for my MH22? I have ordered a manual for it, but will probably be working on it before it arrives. Thank you!




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Stan(PA)

11-30-2006 05:52:13




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 Re: MH22-Can anyone please help? in reply to Capt. Minx, 11-29-2006 14:14:27  
Try here.



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1950 Massey 22

11-29-2006 17:14:58




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 Re: MH22-Can anyone please help? in reply to Capt. Minx, 11-29-2006 14:14:27  
Well, here we go
1). Point gap .020
2). plug gap .025, Auto lite B7, 18mm plug
3). Oil capacity 5 qts incliding filter
4). Belt pulley-3-4 qts
5). Transmission and differential-5 & 1/4 gallons, have to fill 2 places though
6). Steering ear-1 lb grease
7). Radiator 2.75 gal
8). Rear tire pressure 12-16 lbs
9). Front tires 36 lbs on 6 ply tires, 28 on 4 ply



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Ian Johnsen

12-07-2006 23:55:45




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 Re: MH22-Can anyone please help? in reply to 1950 Massey 22, 11-29-2006 17:14:58  
A more current autolite number may be 386, thats what I run in my 20.



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Alberta mike

11-30-2006 06:23:16




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 Re: MH22-Can anyone please help? in reply to 1950 Massey 22, 11-29-2006 17:14:58  
For your #6, do you have an actual reference that says to use grease? My MH 20 manual says to use heavy gearlube, probably 90W140 or something like that. I just rebuilt my entire steering box (standard wide front) and have not lubed anything yet.



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Stan(PA)

11-30-2006 08:33:47




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 Re: MH22-Can anyone please help? in reply to Alberta mike, 11-30-2006 06:23:16  
Steering box always calls for gear lube, but everybody uses corn head grease, as it tends to leak less.



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Alberta Mike

11-30-2006 11:11:06




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 Re: MH22-Can anyone please help? in reply to Stan(PA), 11-30-2006 08:33:47  
Corn head grease? Never heard of it, can you explain what it is and where a guy might get it?



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david from mo

11-30-2006 13:19:55




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 Re: MH22-Can anyone please help? in reply to Alberta Mike, 11-30-2006 11:11:06  
John Deere , used for the gearbox on cornhead. I have part# at home if you need it. david



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Alberta Mike

11-30-2006 13:44:15




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 Re: MH22-Can anyone please help? in reply to david from mo, 11-30-2006 13:19:55  
Thanks David, I can do some looking locally here at the dealers. Any idea as to what characteristics it has that makes it so special as compared to other greases? Someone mentioned it leaks less, any reason why?



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Don-Wi

12-01-2006 00:07:43




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 Re: MH22-Can anyone please help? in reply to Alberta Mike, 11-30-2006 13:44:15  
Never used it myself, but I guess it's heavier than gear lube, but thinner than gun grease. Gun grease, if it were in a gear box, would all kinda pack away from the gears after a while and it wouldn't lube the gears. Gear lube will find it's way out easier. Corn head grease is the best of both worlds, it's thinner than gun grease so it'll still flow and lubricate the gears, but it won't leak out as easy.

I'd imagine it'd make a great assembly lube too....

Donovan from Wisconsin

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Alberta Mike

12-01-2006 06:59:24




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 Re: MH22-Can anyone please help? in reply to Don-Wi, 12-01-2006 00:07:43  
Almost sounds like it would have the same consistency as assembly grease like Lubriplate or some other brand. Not that i would use Lubriplate since I don't know if it could be used for that, I'm just referring to the viscosity factor. I must do some checking around, maybe make a post over on the JD forum later. Thanks for your help.



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