Hey guys I'm finally getting started on my dads first tractor ( he gave it to me if that's a heads up on its condition). It hasn't ran it a least ten years. The motor was stuck but a little pb blaster and a week and it was freed up. I am a little curious about the compression. I know they don't have a lot but I can turn it over by spinning the fan. Should I be able to do this or is that normal? Also what is the steel tube that runs to the front of the engine from the carb? Thanks for any help! Hopefully I can get my garage cleaned out and it moved to my place. Then I can really get to work on it.
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