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ramiro rod.

09-12-2007 14:27:40

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I had motor overhauled but had hard time starting and had to prime oil pump for it to start. Once running had low oil pressure! Sat for couple of wks, tried to start but will not start cranks over good but nothing. Any sugguestions!

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Dave H

09-12-2007 17:56:22

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Re: 8n tractor in reply to ramiro rod., 09-12-2007 14:27:40

rod

does it have spark?

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soundguy

09-12-2007 17:38:37

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Re: 8n tractor in reply to ramiro rod., 09-12-2007 14:27:40

Low oil pressure on a rebuild.. you get a new pump? get it line bored to fit?

new bearings?

Have seen some with cam shell inserts.. but that's the exception not the rule..

On 2nd thought.. what are you calling low pressure?

do the spark test the other poster mentioned and post back.

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Bruce (VA)

09-12-2007 17:14:23

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Re: 8n tractor in reply to ramiro rod., 09-12-2007 14:27:40

6v or 12v, front or side distributor?

Like Ross sez, sometimes a newly rebuilt engine just needs to be pull started the first time or two. If that doesn't work, or you can't pull it, you need to figure out if it's spark or fuel causing the problem.

Get an old plug, open the gap to 3/16, ground it to a rust & paint free spot on the head, turn the key on & crank the engine. You have three possibilities: no spark, weak and/or intermittent yellow spark, or a bright blue spark. What is it? Next, check for fuel. Remove the bolt in the bottom of the carb; as long as the fuel is turned on, you should see gas flowing out of the carb.

Post back; you will get plenty of help.

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Ross Pugh(NC)

09-12-2007 14:50:44

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Re: 8n tractor in reply to ramiro rod., 09-12-2007 14:27:40

Put it in third gear and try pull starting it, but watch the oil pressure and shut it down if it don't come up. Good luck!!

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