Posted by 36F30 on May 31, 2013 at 16:39:14 from (63.153.214.23):
In Reply to: Hard Cranking F-30 posted by Mark Poss on May 30, 2013 at 17:04:02:
Mine has 8,000ft pistons in it. Right after the rebuild you couldn't even turn it with the crank, had to pull start it. Now I can crank it but she cranks hard. OldF20 grabbed the crank at plow day once and knew immediately that she had High Domes in her. If the mag and carb are perfect it's no big deal but if somethings off you can't crank it long and your done.
Yours could very well have high dome pistons in it. Grandpa put mine in when he was still farming with it, along with a gas manifold and Fairbanks mag. Supposedly added at least 15hp.
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