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Old 05-21-2021, 11:04 PM
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Did you have a bad intake gasket?
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Did you have a bad intake gasket?
I wonder if you have me mixed up with someone that had the dead cylinder issue. But anyways, I will clean up this engine and put new exhaust and intake gaskets, crank seals, rebuild the carburetor, plugs and air cleaner.
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I wonder if you have me mixed up with someone that had the dead cylinder issue. But anyways, I will clean up this engine and put new exhaust and intake gaskets, crank seals, rebuild the carburetor, plugs and air cleaner.
I did, sorry another thread. You might want to consider head gaskets while you have it down that far.
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I like my 3000 series. My only complainant is the oil puddles the rear end leaves.
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Getting the tractor back together. Waiting for parts slows me down.
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From the looks of those pictures in the garage I believe there is room
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Looks great glad you are having fun, its supposed to be fun.

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Looks great glad you are having fun, its supposed to be fun.

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Oh, you must mean over here where the Hot water tank and chest freezer used to be!
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3240 looks great Ken and I see ya went tankless on the hot water too.
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And fancy wainscot paneling on the wall......in the garage!
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This is how far I had taken it apart, I took the dash frame out to clean up and paint the battery tray. Once the front half of the tractor is done I will move on to the back half.
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