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Old H workout, and noises...?
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Posted by Matt Page on February 26, 2007 at 09:13:04 from (65.69.27.28):
Well, took the old reconstituted H off feed duty Sunday and put a six foot disk on it in the garden for about an hour, then put on a 12' harrow, gave her a good workout and even managed to get the temp up to mid. "cold". I've heard the noises before occasionally but tried to ignore them as I didn't know what it was and had it tuned to the best of my ability already... But there are some definate strange heavy clattering noises when she's under a load. Sounds too heavy for valves, but this is my first H. Oil pressure's good, but I'm also using forty wieght. It's consistent, and comes in when she loads, kinda sounds like its coming out of the exhaust. Anybody got a prognosis for these symptoms? Humms like a kitten with no load, no noises at all. Matt.
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