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Archive through January 16, 2004
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ghannigan
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Needed a strobe on the 1250 in a hurry.
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ghannigan
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Sorry about the double post haven't done this in a while.
G
ghannigan
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Three is a charm. File says 49 kb forum says 50.5 kb something needs to be calibrated.
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ghannigan
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Stubborn I guess.
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rmull
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Wyatt - Ditto. . .
I'd say big Bob or Bryan are fixin to end the free listin thingy.
Wyatt:
Look at the other half of the set of points and you will see a valley opposite the mountain. This what happens when points reach the end of useful life. Can use an ignition file to square the points up but they will soon be back to the same thing. The arc will always travel from the sharpest point and this causes the build up.
If you try and set the points with a feeler gauge, you will get an incorrect gap due to this build up.
This is a common problem with points after a period of time.
When cars had points, I would have stacks of points all looking like the pic you posted.
Many things can start the build up, time, points chatter(at higher RPM's points will not contact parallel), misaligned(both surfaces not registered correctly), spring tension wears down, etc.
Look at the other half of the set of points and you will see a valley opposite the mountain. This what happens when points reach the end of useful life. Can use an ignition file to square the points up but they will soon be back to the same thing. The arc will always travel from the sharpest point and this causes the build up.
If you try and set the points with a feeler gauge, you will get an incorrect gap due to this build up.
This is a common problem with points after a period of time.
When cars had points, I would have stacks of points all looking like the pic you posted.
Many things can start the build up, time, points chatter(at higher RPM's points will not contact parallel), misaligned(both surfaces not registered correctly), spring tension wears down, etc.
Frank-
What puzzles me is that the points are fairly low hours, seems to me that they only had about 30 or so hours on them. Maybe that Points Saver that Dave Kirk came up with might be somthing worth investing in.
What puzzles me is that the points are fairly low hours, seems to me that they only had about 30 or so hours on them. Maybe that Points Saver that Dave Kirk came up with might be somthing worth investing in.
Hello,havent posted here in a loooong time but I found a 1650 I couldnt live without,dual hydraulics and a tiller, the engine has a knock when it warms up or gets a load on it. The previous owner rebuilt the engine and got fed up with it, I think the cam timing is off a tooth, I had the identical problem with another kohler. I'll find out soon enuff when I get it apart. I'll try to post some pics.
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dvogt
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since kohler went to those smaller diameter condensers on some systoms we've started running 2 condensers. I think the capacity is smaller than the larger old style ones nputting them closer to marginal.
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Finally found a GOOD use for slant-grills....
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Paul Bell-
Look at what I got today!
Look at what I got today!
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Art!!! LMAOROF!!
Shameless dig at ole Art,
I guess the question might be, do ya think he can operate that rope?
I guess the question might be, do ya think he can operate that rope?
Okay, I think I figured out how Art got the rest of that slant-grille so far under the snow. It must have been very muddy when he buried it trying to pull the boat, then the snow fell on top of it. Maybe next time if he hooked the tow rope to the REAR of the tractor, and took the chocks away from the boat trailer wheels....
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John-
Yep, I got the whole engine and tractor to go with the "T-tag"!
Charlie-
If I show up to the WFM Spring Break this year, I'll bring a rope and show you that I know how to operate it!
Yep, I got the whole engine and tractor to go with the "T-tag"!
Charlie-
If I show up to the WFM Spring Break this year, I'll bring a rope and show you that I know how to operate it!
