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08-23-2004 09:41:33




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i have a 1943 jdb it sippes once in a while when idling but works real good undre load any suggestions i posted this on tractor talk to thought you guys might be able to help thanks brian




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08-23-2004 19:29:15




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 Re: skipping johndeere in reply to johndeereman, 08-23-2004 09:41:33  
On your B. it has got a single barrel carb. The 2nd cylinder will always suffer.
The miss, Could be caused by a plug being fouled while idling, a bad air fuel mix, or it could be the magneto missing every now and then.

If it runs good under a load. I personally, would LEAVE IT ALONE
there is probably nothing wrong with it. Idling that way is part of having an engine set up that way.

IF you must have it idle smooth. Adjust the carburetor, clean or replace the plugs and put new points and condenser in the mag. Also check all of the gaskets between the carb and the intake and the intake gaskets. And check the gasket on the fuel bowl of the carb.

But i must say, on a single barrel 2 cyl it is gonna idle rough. Personally I love the sound of an old 2 popper idling down almost stopping then giving a good POP and idling up a bit and then repeating the process.

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