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Posted by Carla Ricci on October 11, 2000 at 19:02:53 from (205.188.197.46):
To all of you who have responded to my questions so far, thanks ! Here are some more:
1) what's the ideal oil for a Ford 8N ? and how much ?
2) should there be oil in the inner ring of "pan" below the air filter as well as the outer ring ?
3) compressions test for 8N: what do I need to know ?
4) "E118" on engine block means what ????
5) can I use tractor for another ten hours to finish remaining fields and then deal with serious problems , or will I cause irreparable harm and need to tend to them now ?
6) This tractor is noisy: what kind of new muffler would cut down on noise and would the change be worth the price ?
7) some bolts were less than tight and two were missing under engine block and oil filter...do I need to get Ford bolts or can I improvize. Loose ones have been tightened. Amazing the things you discover when you crawl around under a tractor ! Best, CR
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