Super A Plugs

Posted by p on April 11, 2001 at 11:38:18 from (12.33.190.5):

What is the hottest heat range I can run in my SuperA. I need to plow my garden soon and the ole Super A is running pretty rough. It swollowed a bunch of water a few years ago, and I unstuck it last spring. One hole has minimal compression and tons of blowby. Therefore what is the absolute hottest plug I can run to help burn off the excess oil.

This is only temporary, I am probably going to have to sell Dad's old baby soon. I am moving from Illinois to Arizona next spring and I don't see a need for a SuperA with cultivators, plow, disc, sickle mower and snow blade in the southwest.

Thanks for any advise..... It's been a while since I have been here, I am getting married this fall and Graduating from the University this spring. Between getting a new job, keeping the one I have, keeping my relationship with the fiancee strong, and having a little fun every so often, Tractor riding, using and fixing has become a rarity..... So is this what marriage is like???

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• Re: Super A Plugs Terry H 17:10:29 04/11/01 (0)
• Re: Super A Plugs The Red 11:57:33 04/11/01 (3)
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      • Re: Re: Re: Re: Super A Plugs Bob M 13:40:32 04/11/01 (0)

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