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DC is playing games

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SHeiserman

10-31-2004 10:05:18




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Got the right brake seals put in and roaded it yesterday. Before I took it down the road I turned the thumb-type screw on the bottom of the carb OUT 1/2 turn, and it smoothed right out, and ran perfect I'd say. Ran it two miles wide open and all was well.

Today it doesn't want to run. Starts right up and commences to spitting and sputtering. Won't die, but won't run right either. Turning the top screw on the carb has absolutely no effect whatsoever. Had it screwed all the way IN tight, and backed all the way out till it was loose, doesn't matter. The bottom screw does have an effect, but I can't get it smoothed out. Get a little black smoke when the governor kicks in. Intake ices up, but according to the archives, that's normal. Tapped on the bowl with a wrench, that did nothing. Nephew wanted to drive it, but had to put him on the putt-putt instead. Need an idea here, as I won't be his favorite uncle for long if this keeps up.

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John Saeli

10-31-2004 10:19:18




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 Re: DC is playing games in reply to SHeiserman, 10-31-2004 10:05:18  
Hey S. Heiserman: Sounds like dirt in the system somewhere. Start chasing all the way back up to the sediment bowl.



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SHeiserman

10-31-2004 12:24:34




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 Re: DC is playing games in reply to John Saeli, 10-31-2004 10:19:18  
You're right, John. Took the carb off and cleaned it all out. He's on it now doing laps around the barn. I was hoping for something simple.



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C. Amick

11-01-2004 09:44:23




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 Re: DC is playing games in reply to SHeiserman, 10-31-2004 12:24:34  
Might want to think about buying one of those in-line plastic fuel filters at NAPA. If there is rust or dirt in the tank and the tractor shakes around much, you will have the same problem again. I usually also install an in-line plastic ball type shutoff valve upstream of the filter. NAPA has those as well.



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SHeiserman

11-01-2004 15:23:43




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 Re: DC is playing games in reply to C. Amick, 11-01-2004 09:44:23  
Actually, it already has one, the sediment bowl is gone. I had to put a new nut on the fuel line where it connects to carb. The line was painted so I ended up getting paint in line (after filter-before carb). All I would have had to do was flush the line with gas, but I was in a hurry to get it going, and wasn't paying attention. Now it just starts and runs gooooo od.



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