Bob: The tractor starts and runs just fine, in fact as the weather has turned colder it fires up faster than SA or 140. It has been a bit lacking on power the past couple of seasons. Every time I check spark plugs, number 2 is carboned up to a point where it starts missing. I clean the carbon off and it works fine again even with the same plug. The cylinders seem close just holding my finger in plug hole. I think you are a bit low on psi, I know 130 was between 100 and 110, 15 years ago. My thoughts, high for these little offsets is around 125 psi. I see CNKS is suggesting 160 psi.
I think I'll check it before I put the plugs back, thought I was going to do that yesterday, at least until the telephone rang. Some of these young lads around here have no respect for retirement. Maybe I should just go south for the winter, then the telephone could ring all winter and 130 could easily handle all snow plowing.
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