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Originally posted by CTuckerNWIL CTuckerNWIL wrote:

Something just came to mind while reading some of these replies.

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Only thing better is a CB Rambo fight at the truckstop, by god if either of those guys ever met up there'd be blood an guts and spit an' ass for a city block.

So did we ever figure out why the tractor was smashing plugs?
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Well children, this is what I was talking about here while back........Farrell(utah) posted a question and quite a few members had multiple theories, then a couple of children began their relentless pursuit of de-grading Pankey, (Rod B and wi50) and they succeeded in completely hi-jacking Farrell's original post.
 
They are all acting like SPOILED CHILDREN and should all be ashamed of themselves. There are a few more things I would like to say, but there is no need to beat a dead horse.
 
Did anyone solve the problem ????????
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Originally posted by LoggerLee LoggerLee wrote:

So did we ever figure out why the tractor was smashing plugs?

Musta been chunks of carbon or part of the insides of the manifold. If it ran OK for a time, then started missing, it couldn't have been smashed when installed.
 "They said the tractor would run right at idle but would do the smashing act when revved up."
If the electrode was smashed when the plug was put in like Mitch thinks could happen, it wouldn't run right for a time at idle.
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It's always been my belief that forums are to help people like me out who really don't have the knowledge that most of you have. Everyone has an opinion on how to solve the problem from past experience and knowledge. I believe one should take this info, digest it,  apply it to their own situation and be thankful as I am. That being said I hope you all have a nice Easter! Done! Mike
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