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Re: 706 getting some work in.
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Posted by MN Scott on June 01, 2006 at 10:32:48 from (206.9.216.32):
In Reply to: Re: 706 getting some work in. posted by old on May 31, 2006 at 22:32:47:
A 6 cylinder IH Gasser is a differant beast to break in. You do not want to pull the engine hard for the first 20 hours or so or you will score a sleeve. Cutting hay is the perfect way to break it in, just vary your engine speed. After 25 hours it will be ready for hard work after you change the oil. You do not have to worry about the bottom end on a 263 as its the same as a 282 diesel. What you have to watch out for is piston and sleeve scoring and burning valves. Make sure it has at least 93 octane gas to.
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