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Re: 706 repair
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Posted by the tractor vet on February 27, 2004 at 09:38:03 from (216.196.13.217):
In Reply to: 706 repair posted by ChadS on February 26, 2004 at 19:50:23:
And also make sure that the total advance timing is real close to spec. I have found that with the age of the tractor that the dist. may need to be gone thru and the centrifcal advavce my be sticking or going to far. and you must make sure just what engine you have and make sure that the dist. is the correct one for that engine as the 263 has a differnt timing then the 291. and also watch that someone before you did not up grade to the 263 to the 291 in the same block as the 263. If they did not go up in jet size on the carb after the increase in bore then she is running to lean and lean is mean. And YOU HAVE TO RUN THE 93 gas on them.
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