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Posted by Ted on September 13, 2003 at 15:23:14 from (65.149.156.21):
I purchased A super M in the Spring but never really had time to use it much until today. Heres the problem, I was pulling a disc (10') for awhile and the manifold seemed to get much hotter then I would expect, it discolored the decal above it on the outside sheet metal. The tractor does not run bad. When I first started with the disc I pulled it for a short time in 4th gear just to see the power of the tractor I want to pull it some day and it really did not have the power I expected. I have other M's and I can pull my disc in 4th gear with them, I only do it for a short distance just to push the tractor not trying to abuse it I have know dyno or anything to put the tractor to the test. Is this a timing problem or does anyone have an idea what could cause this? The temp gauge was on "run" not hot.
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