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Re: 706 1965 model gas


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Posted by the tractor vet on March 12, 2006 at 07:06:15 from (66.202.111.210):

In Reply to: 706 1965 model gas posted by buddy s on March 11, 2006 at 21:52:14:

Ok , now one thing that ya need to check out is the start side as i call it when you push the starter button it sends 12 volts to the coil that will be a wire from the (s) of the seleniod of the starter to the resistor stright to the coil and if this is not hooked up guess what NOSTART. Then like the rest have said ya got to be sure that you are on TDC , now first thing to do here is clean up the ft. balancer so you can read the timming marks . Now the bad part of all this is we don't know if this engine is still a 263 or it has been updated to a 291 as there is a differance on the total advance timming but this will have to be a gambel well get to that later . Now once to figure out that you are on # 1 TDC and you are 100% sure that you have the wires in the cap in the correct order and that they are a COPPER CORE and you have a good set of plugs set at .025 and points set at .020 and with throttel just cracked open a bit and the choke pulled and it has gas it will run even if the compression is a littel low . now if and when you get this running then i will tell ya on how to set the timming correctly. Like i tell others to bad your not in my back yard as it would not take me long to have it running .


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