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Anonymous-0 · Aug 22, 2012

Tractor runs 10 to 15 minutes then dies.

Anonymous-0 · Aug 22, 2012

Replace the coil, winding opening when it warms up. Blow it with a hair dryer to see if you can induce the failure.

Janicholson · Aug 22, 2012

I agree with Todd, if the coil is hot when it dies, put a sparkplug in a Plug Wire and crank it, if no spark it is likely the coil. cool the coil with cold water (avoid the spark end) to see if it starts back up. Fuel tank caps with a plugged up vent hole can also cause that issue. Jim

LaDuke Farmall · Aug 22, 2012

I have had the same trouble before. Sounds to me like a fuel problem. be sure its not runing out due to a block somewhere

jal-SD · Aug 23, 2012

Check the inside of the gas tank for foreign matter. My Super C would do the same thing, trouble shot everything we could think of, always the same. Looked into the tank one day before putting fuel in it. Couldn't believe what I saw, the plastic-card board inner cap from some type of jug, it looked just like the ones inside of a 2 gallon jug of hydraulic fluid. I'd loaned the tractor to a friend before the issue started, I assume that he used an empty hydraulic jug to re-fuel it without a funnel. Picked it out with a claw, no problems since. (My $0.02 worth. jal-SD)

Anonymous-0 · Aug 23, 2012

I also thought about the coil. Replaced it but still have the same problem.

bill from massachusetts · Aug 23, 2012

had the same trouble with my 300 utility,found out to be the idle metering jet in the carb.

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