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Re: More history lessons on Regular
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Posted by Nebraska Cowman on March 05, 2005 at 17:47:13 from (65.162.146.65):
In Reply to: More history lessons on Regular posted by Okla kansan on March 05, 2005 at 17:12:41:
you ask funny questions but I won't laugh. The ID plate is in the same location as the F20, (on the backside of the toolbox. They quite often have fallen off. Bosch mags were used on some F20s and are isted in the parts book. Don't know about Regulars but the mounting is the same, you might have to change the coupler. Magnetos were standarized very early on. There is an oil line on the governor on the F-20 and F30 as well as the Regular. Piping may be a little differn't on later tracors with an oil filter. In fact I run into quite a few with a pipe into the side of the block. maybe they were trying to get extra oil to the camshaft?
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