Re: IH/Farmall 706

Posted by the tractor vet on November 08, 2005 at 19:33:54 from (4.124.73.1):

In Reply to: Re: IH/Farmall 706 posted by lenray on November 08, 2005 at 19:12:41:

Ya would have to ask me that one on a four beer nite now i gotta think , ------- i'm thinking here just look down to the southeast and look for the smoke. -------------Ok , I'll try and explain it standing looking at the manifold the spring goes on so that it wraps in a clock wise rotation and the arm on the back side in the closed posision should be back and as the engine revs it should move to the foward posision and return to the closed posision when idealing the heat riser spring will weaken as the heat gets to it so it will open faster that is about as good as i can explain it . Now i have found that from years of carbon - lead from the old fuel that the area around the intake inside is all junked up and the heat does not get around the intake like it should , Now if one is realy into a bunch of hard work you sometimes can TRY and take the manifold apart and clean it BUT most time and i am sayen 99 % of the time it ain't gonna come apart . Now if the day ever comes that ya need to REPLACE the exhaust manifold then that is the time to clean it out and you would be supprised on how much crud is down there and after you done doing all this work it will take away about half to two thirds the cold stumbel and a lot less choken . When we did the total rebuild on my buddys 706 i worked for over and hour getting the baked carbon and lead deposits out of his and freeing up his heat riser.

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