Good News! I had a new d21 champion, put it in and it runs fine. Most of the suppliers I use offer a 386 autolite for this application, the plugs I installed were from an ebay supplier and are 3116 autolites, I'll probably put a fresh set of 386 autolites in it and see what happens. The D21 champions I have are used in my IH "H" which is somewhat of an oil burner, but they work well and have lasted a long time. This is a new for me people, I have had a lot of fouled plugs over the years, mostly oil fouled, I've never ran across this issue before. I did not know 'til today that a fouled plug could fire jumping across a gap like I just saw happen. You can see the plug is pretty carbon'd out, the tractor was real rich for a while, I had made a couple adjustments on the carb,seems to be better now, these plugs only have about 4 hours on them. Thanks so much everyone for the timely replies, this website has always been so helpful, your time and effort are always Greatly Appreciated, Thanks Again...Tom
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