Posted by Oldtractorfun on September 13, 2008 at 18:05:33 from (70.24.100.201):
In Reply to: How Do you time a M ?? posted by Oldtractorfun on September 12, 2008 at 10:58:28:
Still not sure where that bolt for the tab is suppose to be that will let me turn the whole distributor. I do see 2 bolts at the end of the distributor itself where it bolts on the shaft but that all seems solid.
Gave the rest of the steps a try and everything seemed to be linned up where it should be. Had to clean the points up some and set them.
Took the M to an antique tractor pull today and came in second in the 5500 lb class. Lost by 2 feet to a Farmall 504 so the M is not running too bad.
Haven't checked the plugs yet, will do that tomorrow and see what they look like.
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