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Firing order 2035
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    Posted: 21 Apr 2018 at 7:13am
Spring is here
just got my re-built Eisemann mag 
it is a thing of beauty
makes the rest of the tractor look just slightly out of order
really nice rusty tractor with hints of green showing through and now I have a really nice brass carb, (both rebuilt by Norms Antiques) and a show piece mag

never the less, she should now take life
cant wait to hear it run

what is the firing order for the Model E 2035 
and what cylinder is towards the front of the tractor?

Thanks

Paul
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no 1 is at the front of the tractor. firing order is 1 3 4 2
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thank you dave

Is there a timing mark on the flywheel as well?

Paul
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find no 1 top dead center.  can remove spark plug and crank over till air stops coming out.    remove cap on mag,  turn mag to line rotor to no. 1 wire,  mount mag to engine.
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Thanks Dave

That is what I have done in the past, but thought that there was a better way

I always remember at least 25 years ago, I came to your place and looked at  your collection.
I had just purchased two 2035 allis chalmers and was interested in seeing a restored tractor  ( I never got them going and sold them, and until recently having aquired another tractor) and called you
I asked you on the phone multiple times until I caught on about your address.

" now where in Western Nebraska do you live" , thinking that you lived in some town in western nebraska and not Western Nebraska  ( the town)proper.
Im sure that you have had that asked before

I am not a smart man  as Forrest Gump stated

paul
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