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docrocky
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- Oliver 880, Ford 8N, Ford 9N, Farmall Super C, MF 205, Ford 4400 FEL, Ford 4500 FEL/BH, Cat D-6 Dozer(1957)
KennyG: No, we did not do anything to the piston or cylinder since they were in excellent shape. The pull was difficult even before we got started on the "redo", basically no change. Like I mentioned before, with the plug removed, it pulls with ease. I see reasonable spark, Have tried starting fluid both in the cylinder as well as thru the carb. Also a small bolus of gasoline into the cylinder, but still no success. I even tried the cordless drill with a make shift rubber clutch against the housing of the recoil/flywheel, but it can not overcome the resistance that the cord pull can deliver.