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1948 Farmall C troubles
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Posted by Farm W/Junk on December 13, 2006 at 08:52:53 from (64.31.89.66):
Well my luck is the same as usual I guess. I bought a FArmall C this weekend(earlier post 2 pages in) and hoped to get it running. So I bought a new coil and all the tune up parts look new except for the plugs so I went to remove those. Well 3 came out kinda hard and the 4th well it broke off in the head. What do I do to get it out? I have an easy out in it, but the plug is so recessed in the head I cant get a good wrench on the end to torque on it. Anyone have any good ideas? Also I have power to the coil but no spark at points that I could see, what to look at? Thanks
Matt
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