Hi guys,
A couple weeks ago I bought my first tractor a 52 8n. It started and ran great when I bought it and the several times I took it out for a drive. However the last trip I took I was going down the road in fourth gear when it stumbled and acted like it was running out of gas. I messed with the shut off valve and was able to keep it running but just barely and gimped it home. After reading stuff on this site and others I figured it was a fuel problem. I have flushed the tank, new gas, cleaned the fuel line, cleaned screens,Replaced the shut off assembly, and taken the carburetor apart and cleaned it. I have fuel out the bottom of the carburetor drain plug when shutoff is opened.
My problem is this, it will start every time but barely idol roughly and I have zero throttle response and it will run for around a minute and then die. And it will start right back up and do the same thing over and over.
Just hoping maybe someone else has had a similar issue or could point me in the next direction any help is appreciated.
Thanks, Kenny
A couple weeks ago I bought my first tractor a 52 8n. It started and ran great when I bought it and the several times I took it out for a drive. However the last trip I took I was going down the road in fourth gear when it stumbled and acted like it was running out of gas. I messed with the shut off valve and was able to keep it running but just barely and gimped it home. After reading stuff on this site and others I figured it was a fuel problem. I have flushed the tank, new gas, cleaned the fuel line, cleaned screens,Replaced the shut off assembly, and taken the carburetor apart and cleaned it. I have fuel out the bottom of the carburetor drain plug when shutoff is opened.
My problem is this, it will start every time but barely idol roughly and I have zero throttle response and it will run for around a minute and then die. And it will start right back up and do the same thing over and over.
Just hoping maybe someone else has had a similar issue or could point me in the next direction any help is appreciated.
Thanks, Kenny