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T020 will not stay running

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Greg Davis

12-19-2004 10:23:37




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I have a Ferguson T020 that will run for almost 5 minutes after it gets warm it will not pull itself. I have installed a new coil and plug wires. It acts like it runs out of gas but you can position the throttle back to idle and it will run there fine until you give it gas. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.




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gshadel

12-20-2004 10:42:14




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 Re: T020 will not stay running in reply to Greg Davis, 12-19-2004 10:23:37  
Greg, the best way to check for restricted fuel flow is to pull the drain plug on the carb and let the gas run out for a minute or so. You should get a good solid stream that should not let up at all. Don't forget the strainer in the elbow going into the carb in addition to what the other guys said, and that your gas cap is venting properly.
If the fuel flow is good, it is possible you may need a carb rebuild or cleaning.

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Jim Nauert

12-19-2004 16:03:11




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 Re: T020 will not stay running in reply to Greg Davis, 12-19-2004 10:23:37  
Greg, My TO20 did the same thing one time it was a sediment bowl full of junk. I cleaned it out cleaned the screen bingo that did the trick.



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Little Dave

12-19-2004 13:01:37




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 Re: T020 will not stay running in reply to Greg Davis, 12-19-2004 10:23:37  
Greg my TO-30 did that and I had a clogged strainer and trash in the gas tank. I just washed out the tank and replaced the settling bowl assembly (needed replacing anyway) which has the strainer on it. Also drained the carburetor and blew out the gas line. Dave



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