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Re: Re: Re: Re: No more choke required while runni
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Posted by '52 8N (MD) on June 28, 2003 at 04:43:03 from (209.163.100.89):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: No more choke required while running posted by Rodney on June 27, 2003 at 13:30:25:
Rodney - The WD40 or carb cleaner are both a volatile organic compound or VOC. This just means they both burn. If you have a leak on the intake and you spray it into the leak your engine will start to run faster since it is getting extra fuel. The other two filters are in the gas tank and sediment bowl/petcock assy. I know it's a pain, but you might just want to break down and remove the hood and gas tank and refurbish and coat the thing on the inside with Breem or some other product. Let me finish with a short story. After rebuilding my carb with a New Holland kit everything ran fine. I discovered an old extra carb on the shelf in the barn so, since I still had some extra parts left over, I decided to rebuild it as well. The 90 degree fuel inlet strainer in the old carb looked so much better than the one I had in the tractor, I decided to swap it. When I went to hook up the new one to the fuel line I had a little trouble so I had to bend the fuel line a little to get it to thread properly. As a result of bending the line, some junk got loose on the inside and got in between my float needle and seat in my carb. When I went to start the tractor it not only would not start but gas came immediately spilling forth out of it's belly. The moral is just that little bit of bending the fuel and swapping out the strainer got me into a jam. This is why I suspect that you need to go back into the carb. wc
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