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Richard

04-02-1999 17:10:09




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I brought my Allis be out from winter storage. It started fine but the carb kept calling for gas. It fluided and gas started run out from every part of the carb. What happened and how do I fix it.




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Gerald W.

04-05-1999 18:03:13




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 Re: Carb. in reply to Richard, 04-02-1999 17:10:09  
Your float is probably gummed up, not allowing it to properly close. If you carfully take the carb. apart, all you might need is a can of carb. cleaner.



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Brian

04-06-1999 16:08:35




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 Re: Re: Carb. in reply to Gerald W., 04-05-1999 18:03:13  
Sounds like you left gas in it from last year. If you don't want any fuel related trouble when storing your tractor for long periods of time, the best way is to drain the tank and run the engine till it quits from no gas. The next best thing to do is use fuel stabilizer in the tank. Just be sure to mix the fuel thoroughly and run the engine long enough that the treated fuel gets to the carb. If you're carefull, the carb can be taken apart and cleaned without needing a kit although kits for your carb are inexpensive. Also, replace your fuel line from the tank to carb so any junk left from bad fuel won't end up in the carb again.
If you drain the gas from all your engine powered equipment, the lawnmower man will wonder if you're still alive. Ha ha. Good luck. Brian

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