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Before we had rotating lasers in the construction branch, we simply used a garden hose and water. I watched/helped on a project once where we built a concrete mixing plant. The silos were 64 meters high. The forms were mounted on a contraption that raised the forms with a "cog railroad track on...

I never used a glass tube. Clear plastic hose works just fine. I mounted it on a board, drew lines across the board, every half inch, for 6-7 inches. Fill up the hose so it reads in the middle, then hook it up. Simple, and cheap.

A lot of the time when a set has one or more low compression cylinders, its hard if not impossible to start without ether, or some other starting aid. BUT, once it gets started, and the cylinders heat up. If it's just a worn ring problem, the rings tend to expand a bit, and it runs fine. Putting...

I read it but not having done it or see somebody else do it its confusing. When the pointer on the flywheel is lined up is that top dead center on cylinder no 1? Thats correct. It shows in the manual to put a 1/4" wire into the slot and turn the cam on the back of the pump till the wire drops...

If you think its timing, get the -34 manual and read up on it. Then check it out. Its not hard, but you need to get smart on it first.

Don't worry about holding the S-1 up too long. The starter lockout will prevent anything bad from happening.

AG9 2920-01-040-0308 Glow Plug Special Features: Lg 5.000 in. Mounting Facility Nominal Thread Size: 18.0 millimeters I found this in the internet. Help any? 0B231 Quote

Once again FEDLOG would be of immense help. The Item description in FEDLOG would tell us what size the threads are. I will take a look and see what i can find.

But the white smoke? If there is enough fuel going to the injectors/cylinders, then it is enough to start. That part is what makes me say test the compression, then you can go from there.

If you are going to try an Injector pump swap, you NEED to read the book. Its in the manuals section. Its not hard, but it is critical that you get smart on the proper way to do it. Believe me. Having said that, I think you need to do a bit more trouble shooting. Look at the troubleshooting...