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Tractor Dan

05-04-2003 16:51:07




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i have a 1937 model A i was out tring to do a little test pulling today and it started good ran good untill i put a load on it if i braught it from a idel up slow it would be fine till i started to pull then it would back fire and almost quit but if i pulled the throtle back quick it would not stall it is the first time it has done this and wondered if anyone have anyideas let me know thanx




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tom

05-05-2003 05:58:56




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 Re: JD A ??? in reply to Tractor Dan , 05-04-2003 16:51:07  
Dan,

Ol John T is far more experienced @ this than me...my MT had the plugs changed and the carb rebuilt properly, but it kept cutting out and loosing power either after I ran it awhile or put it under an immediate load...the coil [top] was cracked...couldn't tell initially because too much grease caked on it...if the fuel issue is not the answer, then see if you have access to a coil and change it out and see what happens...try John T's suggestions first...good luck.

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John T

05-04-2003 20:21:56




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 Re: JD A ??? in reply to Tractor Dan , 05-04-2003 16:51:07  
Hey Dan, Before I go into possible ignition questions and to save time, why dont you read my answer to the "B Carb" from Ted question a bit below. It will address the possiblilty of fuel starvation carb related problems. If she has good gas flow and you open the load needle and the gas is clean n fresh and she still acts the same, post back n let me know and I will proceed from there. Take a look at the plugs to insure they Are not foulded or oily or black or carboned up and clean or replace them also. Be sure the choke butterfly plate is workign correct.

John T Nordhoff

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