This problem has been going on for a while. I have an Allis C that I pull with. High rpm - get down the track a ways it starts to quit like its running out of gas. If it stalls it starts right away. I have a fuel bowl on it - 1/2 line to carb, cleaned the carb, had mag rebuilt, still doing it. Have not replaced plugs and wires yet. Anything else I should check? Thanks
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Ted in NE-OH
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Could be junk in the bottom of the gas tank or in the pipe fitting going to the fuel bowl.
I had the same problem with my C when I started pulling. I would take the power jet out and run a tag wire thru the orifice from the back side and pull again. I finally put an inline filter and never had the problem again. Not even with very high RPM's. I had also cleaned the tank several times and put a new screen in the sediment bowl.
anallisguy
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fuel cap vent open? getting air into the tank?
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1)Check the float level and the float
2)Do away with the sediment bulb and put in a straight 3/8" pipe nipple and install a clear inline filter so you filter the gas and see what going thru
3)Put some sort of drain in the drain hole in the bottom of the carb and dump it each time before you pull.I like to put in a nipple,short piece of flex line and a small cut off so anything heavy like chips of metal will go down into the drain line and not into the jet.
4) Run the tractor pulling something before a pull for about an hour.
2)Do away with the sediment bulb and put in a straight 3/8" pipe nipple and install a clear inline filter so you filter the gas and see what going thru
3)Put some sort of drain in the drain hole in the bottom of the carb and dump it each time before you pull.I like to put in a nipple,short piece of flex line and a small cut off so anything heavy like chips of metal will go down into the drain line and not into the jet.
4) Run the tractor pulling something before a pull for about an hour.
If you are running the RPM's that mine was running it could be in the power jet. Sounds like dirt though.
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