scarlson2017
New User
Hi folks,
I have a Farmall Super C, 1954 model. It will start and run but once I apply work; ie, lift the bucket full of something, drag a harrrow, use a ground drill to drill post holes the engine bogs down and looses power and forward momentum.
I think the air and fuel mixture is not set correctly. Is there a initial setting I should set each screw to and then adjust with fine movements from there? For example screw the air screw down all the way and then turn same screw out a 1/4 of a turn and the same on the gas?
I have attached a picture of the carb and the two screws with arrows that I'm talking about.
I have a Farmall Super C, 1954 model. It will start and run but once I apply work; ie, lift the bucket full of something, drag a harrrow, use a ground drill to drill post holes the engine bogs down and looses power and forward momentum.
I think the air and fuel mixture is not set correctly. Is there a initial setting I should set each screw to and then adjust with fine movements from there? For example screw the air screw down all the way and then turn same screw out a 1/4 of a turn and the same on the gas?
I have attached a picture of the carb and the two screws with arrows that I'm talking about.