Coil on my tractor was bad, when cool it would start and run, but when the tractor got hot the coil would must have had a wire that would open up as the coil expanded, this break would kill the motor.
I just replaced the coil and it fixed the problem, Found the problem by the old mechanics solution of replacing one thing at a time till you find the bad part.
Once I was about to have motor rebuilt because it had a knock in (1) cylinder. Until I had a old farmer friend come over and look at my tractor. He listened at the knocking sound, then started over the motor just feeling around like a Dr as he give you an exam. He felt of the crankshaft pulley, it moved, up/down a little, then ask if it normally had that many threads showing.
That was the problem, the pulley had worked loose, we tighten it up and the noise was gone. Problem fixed!!!!!!
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