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3020 carb question

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Sawdust

10-21-2002 13:14:19




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I think I have a problem with the carb on my tractor.This is an area that I don't know much about and am looking for some guidance.When we used the tractor last it started up with no problem and ran fine until we got to a hill and it hesitated like it was going to die, so I gave it some more throttle and it stayed running but it raced like you had your foot on the gas peddle for a bit and than ran alright. when we got to where we were going we let it run and as we left, the tractor died and we could not get it started again. we towed it back to the barn and I drained the carb and had at least a cup of gas come out, tried it again and it still would not start. It does have a fuel filter on it but I don't see a gas shut off in the line to the carb to change it any thoughts where that might be?

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G-MAN

10-21-2002 13:47:05




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 Re: 3020 carb question in reply to Sawdust, 10-21-2002 13:14:19  
I don't have much experience with those carbs, but I can tell you where the shut-off is. Stick your hand up under the front of the fuel tank, and it should be there where the line runs out of the bottom of the tank. There should also be a petcock for draining the tank. I would unhook the fuel line running from the pump to the carb off and crank the engine over. You should get good, strong spurts of fuel coming out. If you don't, look for the pump to be bad or a restriction between the tank and the pump. If you do have good flow to the pump, it's likely that you have a carburetor problem. Before you tear into the fuel system, you might also want to verify that your ignition system is functioning properly. It's easier to check for good spark than to get gas all over taking lines loose. Good luck with the 3020.

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