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Novi

09-28-1998 07:39:01

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1944 2N. Big increase in smoke from the oil filler tube. Not burning any more oil. Not consistent, happens about 3/4ths of the time. Will even run for a while with no smoke, and then start up again real bad. No appreciable loss in power. Are there any possible causes besides worn piston rings?

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stoney

09-28-1998 12:11:23

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Re: Blowby in reply to Novi, 09-28-1998 07:39:01

When I got my tractor, I seemed to get a puff of smoke under load - it has stopped and I have convinced myself that the Marvel Mystery Oil I used freed up a sticky valve

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Michael Az.

05-26-2000 18:36:03

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Re: 8N Floorboards in reply to Mike (Mpls.)'48 8N, 05-26-2000 09:30:13

I bought some ribbed material like this a couple years ago to line my toolboxes and I'm almost sure it was at a Home Depot. Depending on where you live it may be a Lowes. It is runner material for hallways and such and they have it in rolls to sell by the foot. It would sure save on the paintjob. Michael Az

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Bob Gaddis

09-28-1998 20:06:35

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Re: Re: Blowby in reply to E.Allison, 09-28-1998 11:21:13

My grandfather was sales manager for Gates Tire and Rubber back in the 30s and 40s. HE claimed to have worn out 62 automobiles in his cross-country jaunts selling fanbelts, hoses and tires(he claims to have invented the "fan-belt-on-a-hook" display and merchandising system for fan belts and hoses).
He swore tha MMO was the best thing you could put in an engine. But then, if it was, why did he wear out 62 automobiles?

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llamas

05-27-2000 04:22:48

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Re: Re: Terrible News about Palmer Fossum in reply to Mike S, 05-27-2000 04:13:46

Palmer Fossum
10201 East 100th Street
Northfield
MN 55057

507 645 8095

And he's a WW2 vet as well, something to think about this weekend.

llater,

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Dave

05-26-2000 18:45:45

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Serial Number in reply to Mike S, 05-27-2000 04:13:46

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Nolan

05-26-2000 19:32:20

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Re: Busted Adapter in reply to Chuck, 05-26-2000 09:18:54

Lets see, you need an overruning clutch no matter which way you go. They come in any spline size you desire. So you can spend about $50 to get a very good ORC with a small female end and be done. Or, you can spend about $50 to get a very good ORC with a large female end, *and* another $120 or so to get a larger PTO shaft. I guess if you feel the need to spend more money for no good reason, I'd say go for it!

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Jhbue

05-26-2000 19:45:56

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Re: 8N 208139 What Year? in reply to Rick SWKS, 05-26-2000 19:27:01

Hey Rick-Glad you found the numbers on the mower now find the numbers on the block of your 8n and repost your question.Someone will help you.Take care-Jhbue

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I believe

09-28-1998 15:06:23

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Blowby in reply to Captain Marvel-Mystoil, 09-28-1998 14:22:31

I believe...I believe..Gonna' hitch hike down to that WalMart store and get me some MMO...about 8 new Heavy duty hinges and some heavy duty props to keep them barn doors on as I blow by with the bush hop spittin' debris like a tornado!!!!!

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