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85Hokie replied to the thread M6-141 50 Hr Service....15 GALLONS of Hydraulic oil? Don't Think So!.First - lets not assume that "here only has "garden tractors"," - case is not true all all. AS mentioned in another post - you do what... -
85Hokie replied to the thread Adding voltage gauge - questions.As North Idaho Wolfman said - do not hook to dyno - that is producing AC only !!! Are you using an Analog gauge or digital? I have...
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85Hokie replied to the thread BX2360 Instrument Cluster.BRR, check with Daryl - @Mountainman Kubota Salvage Yard www.mossycreekoutdoors.com
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85Hokie replied to the thread BX23 head assembly marks or exact same cracks?.They look like registration marks, explain: " I hope I'm changing head gasket for tiniest of radiator bubbles. "
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85Hokie reacted to Hugo Habicht's post in the thread Fuel gauge and temperature gauges pegging to full fuel and hot after 45 - 60 minutes. with
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From your description it could be a faulty ground connection to the instrument panel too. -
85Hokie replied to the thread B1750 engine rpm’s seem low.Have you checked or replaced air filter? RPM in neutral at WOT? High gear? geared or HST?
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I can't believe nobody has wished this thread a happy 1000th page...
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85Hokie reacted to BX25D Rookie's post in the thread Oil Pressure Driving Me Crazy - Not Cam Plug with Like.
I had a Bayliner 17' bow rider boat. Long gone now. It had the marine version of the Ford Pinto 4 cylinder overhead cam engine. 2.3...
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85Hokie replied to the thread Oil Pressure Driving Me Crazy - Not Cam Plug.Jim, I have the exact SAME problem on a similar engine ( D750-AH ) I have 40+ psi cold, and a high idle it will be 18-20 hot - at low...
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I have a buddy who is tighter then bark on a tree, but he seldom complains about things that are free! Join up. I haven't seen an ad...
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Ditto. I have a paid membership and adblock plus. I have never seen an ad on this site.
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85Hokie replied to the thread Differential Lock Question.You nailed it - I as a former teacher, I could not have explained it better!
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