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Re: 706 looses power on long pulls
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Posted by the tractor vet on May 11, 2007 at 06:33:09 from (75.19.120.63):
In Reply to: 706 looses power on long pulls posted by cjd12000 on May 11, 2007 at 03:55:48:
Ok here the scoope , (1) are you running HIGH TEST GAS???? (2) check the total advance of the timing , now here ya have to know if it is a C263 A C291 or what or is a C263 changed over to a C291 or did some one stuff a combine engine in it . The 706 is to be run on nothing LESS then 93 OCTAIN gas and if ya are running it on cheap 87 she will swell pistons and vary easlie seeze the engine . Also using low ash oil is a must on these tractors or ya will eat valves out of them . I have been down this road many times with these tractors and i do know what i am talken about .
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