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Question??
Hello to all again:
Beside my Y&W Cub, I am in the process of restoring an IH B414. My question is this. Is the number one cylinder on all IH 4 cylinder motors the one in the front. I am setting up the engine and just want to be sure. I figure it is just like my Cub. I know the firing order is the same but want to be sure which is the number One cylinder.
Thanks to any one that can help.
John Montgomery
Beside my Y&W Cub, I am in the process of restoring an IH B414. My question is this. Is the number one cylinder on all IH 4 cylinder motors the one in the front. I am setting up the engine and just want to be sure. I figure it is just like my Cub. I know the firing order is the same but want to be sure which is the number One cylinder.
Thanks to any one that can help.
John Montgomery
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#1 cylinder
No, no, no. You are all wrong. #1 cylinder location depends upon which side of the tractor you are standing. If you are standing on the left side of the engine it would be the cylinder on the left end of the engine. Standing on the right side of the tractor, the #1 cylinder would be on the right end of the engine.
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Re: #1 cylinder
Eugene wrote:No, no, no. You are all wrong. #1 cylinder location depends upon which side of the tractor you are standing. If you are standing on the left side of the engine it would be the cylinder on the left end of the engine. Standing on the right side of the tractor, the #1 cylinder would be on the right end of the engine.
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Let me get it straight!!
Now I believe what the Experts are saying is that the NUMBER 1 cylinder is either the Front cylinder, Furthest cylinder to the left while standing on the left side facing the tractor or the furthest cylinder to the right while standing on the right side and facing the tractor. Soooooooooo! I am guessing that this must be the cylinder closest to the Radiator. HA! Ha!
Thanks one and all and everyone have a GREAT XMAS.
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Thanks one and all and everyone have a GREAT XMAS.
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It is also....
The furtherest one from the rear wheels.
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The obvious answer here is: number 1 cylinder is the one that isn't number 2,3,or 4.
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#1 cylinder
Which is the #1 cyllinder if your pants are on backwards?
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