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During a recent test pro_ cent mciease m fuel economy m 3 toi easier stalling and
?ram to determine the condi- was obtained bv a simple ad- faster waim up”, explained
non of tractors being operat. justment of the idle and pow_ one of the engmeeis “Then,
5d by fanneis in the fields, ei needles aftei the tiactoi has warmed
mgmders at a laige spaik In another ti actor, hoise. up, the> toiget to letuin the
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plug company found quite a power was increased 20 per.
few tractors on which carbu. cent, while fuel economy im.
retois were out of adjustment proved 11 o peicent with sim.
. . . The caibiuetor on one P le caibiuetor adjustments
tractor, m<*fact, was so far out
of adjustment that a 26 5 per. fuel mi\tuie on a cold mom.
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MORGANTOWN
AT 6-5771
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PENN SQUARE
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EAST PETERSBURG
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GAP
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C. B. Hoober
INTERCOURSE
768-3501
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 24, 1962
needle to its original setting.
As a lesult, the ti actor is
operated all daj with an ex
cessively nch fuel mixture
which, of comse, wastes quite
a few fuel dollais
During the tests, the en
gineers also .found that manv
of the tiactois weie being op
erated with leversed coil pol
antv, which often lesults in
lough idle and misfiling when
the tractor engine is under
load
Caused by accidentally re
versing the primary leads on
the ignition coil, this condi
tion puts an unnecessaiy bui_
den on the spaik plugs by
raising the amount of voltage
needed to pioduce a spaik It
can be easily detected bj
holding a wooden pencil be
tween the spark plug term
inal and the end of the spark
plug cable, and with the en
gine imining observe the dn
ection in which the spaik
flaies or takes on an orange
tinge as it jumps between
cable and spark plug termi
nal. If the flare is on the
spark plug side of the pencil
polarity is okay If it’s on the
spark plug cable side, polar
ity is reversed and the pri
mary leads on the coil should
be switched
Other conditions which were
frequently encountered during
the tests were out-of.adjust
ment governors, worn out
spark plugs and badly clogged
air filters
Air filter service, in fact,
cut fuel consumption 12 S
percent on one tractor
boosted horsepower 12 percent
on another
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WILLOW STREET
393-2824
International Harvester
Sales and Service
EPHRATA
Dealeis fiom throughout
seyeial states attended the
Oliver Corporation show, en
titled “The Growing O” with
Samuel W White, Jr , Oliver’s
piesident, ke> noting the two
day event and talking person
ally with dealers along wnth
othei headquarters executives.
The display of 1963 equip
ment featured new develop
ments foi every type of farm
ing as well as for all phases
ot fanning operations
“Oliver’s continuous re
search program has gained new
impetus in recent years and
the products leadied tor farm
ers in 1963 are truly outstand
ing examples of agricultural
progress,” Oliver President
White told dealers at the
show “They will help bring
new highs to farm mechaniza
tion, new cost and time saving
to the farmer Each product
will be available from Ohyer
dealers seasonally.”
733-2283
Machinery Firm
Pres* Speaks
With Dealers
HARRISBURG, PA Han.
Z Nolt president of Farmers
ville Equipment Co , Inc . Oliv
er dealei at Ephrata, Pa , with
his managei Clydeth Buck,
sales manager, Eugene Rutt,
salesman, Chailes Hackman
and paitsman, Phares Musser,
leceued a dealer preview of 23
new Oliver faim equipment
pioducts for 19G3 one of
the largest arrays unveiled at
one time hi a single manufac
turer at the Farm Show
Building heie, Monday and
Tuesdaj, Nov 19-20
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