Just because it only takes me a few seconds I reset everything again just to make sure I didn't mess up at all the first time and I got the same results.
The distributor shaft has very slight play in it, I'm not sure how tight they're suppose to be, it's not sloppy, just ever so little play back and forth.
I'm going to be doing some plowing this week, which will be the first work this old girl has seen in a bit. I'm going to start at factor spec and see what happens. If it continues to miss, I'll retard the timing a bit until I get something that works. I wish I had a temp gauge, then again if I see steam I know somethings wrong!
I guess I might end up chalking this one up to 60 year old machinery.
Thanks again guys for all your help, I wish this had a bit clearer outcome.
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