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Surpriseing how well some of these old things run.
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Posted by old on October 12, 2006 at 18:54:38 from (4.245.1.90):
Been working on an Allis C and it seemed to run just fine and sound good also but something just sounded a little off to me. Also 2 of the plugs where always wet. So I pulled the hood off and looked over the fireing order on it. I found that #2 and #3 where in the wrong places, I switched them to where they should be and it sounds a lot better. What gets me is this little tractor seemed to have the power it should have even though it was only fireing on #1 and #4 correctly. By the way the plug wires where like that when we got it in just a couple days ago.
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