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todd 765

03-06-2013 17:41:43
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Bringing back to life tractor been sitting for several years. Finally got it to run but have to have the carborator choke 1/4 pulled for it to run. Any ideas?




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mkirsch

03-07-2013 11:06:52
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 Re: Farmall B in reply to todd 765, 03-06-2013 17:41:43  
Manifold leak? Maybe it's leaking around the carb/manifold flange?



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todd765

03-07-2013 08:30:20
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 Re: Farmall B in reply to todd 765, 03-06-2013 17:41:43  
Manifold is new, Carb has been cleaned, sediament bowl assemble is new. Have check flow out of carborator. I have installed the carb kit and with kit replaced the seal on butterfly. Any more ideas problem still their. Sparkplug,wires,cap, points, condensor and rotor new.



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Lmack

03-06-2013 19:32:15
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 Re: Farmall B in reply to todd 765, 03-06-2013 17:41:43  
Let it run for a while as well as all the other suggestions. You may have to drain the fuel bowl on the carb sevral times to get a good flow of fuel. A good cleaning will do the job, but it may just need a good flushing out. Be sure your fuel is fresh. Look for leaks in the intake manifold. A leak will make it run lean.



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old

03-06-2013 18:28:08
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 Re: Farmall B in reply to todd 765, 03-06-2013 17:41:43  
That could be a few things wrong. Poor spark will cause that. You need a blue/white spark that jumps a 1/4 inch gap or more. #2 you need a good steady flow of gas out the carb drain plug for a few minutes. #3 you need a clean air cleaner with the correct amount of oil in it. #4 you need enough compression to pull the fuel into the cylinders as it should. Any one of those not being as it should be will cause that problem

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teddy52food

03-06-2013 18:03:27
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 Re: Farmall B in reply to todd 765, 03-06-2013 17:41:43  
Clean the carb.



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