Re: '45 B fouling plugs

Posted by Red Dave on July 13, 2001 at 19:44:19 from (64.41.24.188):

In Reply to: '45 B fouling plugs posted by stillcrazy on July 13, 2001 at 19:19:36:

It probably just needs hotter plugs. The modern gas you get these days seems to need hot plugs to burn right and if you don't make the tractor work hard (and I mean like pulling a plow all day) and get good and hot, the plugs foul pretty quickly. Champion D-15's were the original specification, most folks I know use D-18's or D-21's with good results. Other manufacturers make plugs with equivilant heat ranges, I just don't remember those numbers offhand. A good parts house can cross-reference to any brand you like.

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