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135 will sputter out when choke is pressed in.

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Christos

12-29-2011 16:11:09




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Evening everyone,

I worked on the tractor today and got it to fire again. Basically I didn't get the points set correctly and lo and behold the thing was out of gas.
I started it up to get the oil warmed up however when I press the choke in some what it will sputter out and die.
I shot two videos with my phone and hopefully this will help as you can clearly hear it (thought not as tinny) and the one video I try and explain what is going on and what I am doing to it.

How do I get it so that the tractor will not cut out when I attempt to push the choke back in?

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Thanks,

Christos

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Inno

12-30-2011 08:02:57




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 Re: 135 will sputter out when choke is pressed in. in reply to Christos, 12-29-2011 16:11:09  
Definitely check the fuel flow, without enough you won't get it to run right for sure.
All I have to do to my 202 for changes in weather from 70-80° down to around 20 or even colder is to open up the high speed needle maybe a quarter turn. I was plowing a little snow last night (around 14°F) and it was sputtering when under load when the governor kicked in. I opened the needle about a eighth to a quarter of a turn and it ran smooth.
I'm not familiar with the carb on a 135 but it looks a lot like the one on my 202. Do you have instructions on properly adjusting it?

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Inno

12-29-2011 20:47:27




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 Re: 135 will sputter out when choke is pressed in. in reply to Christos, 12-29-2011 16:11:09  
If you have to run the choke closed or part way closed to keep it running then it is not getting enough fuel. What have you tried so far with the carburetor? Can you verify that when you remove the fuel line from the carb and open up the valve at the tank that you get a steady stream of fuel out the end of the fuel line? If not then check the sediment bowl screen for dirt/grit.
If you are getting a steady stream of fuel then your problem more than likely is in the carburetor. Has it been cleaned or rebuild recently?

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Christos

12-30-2011 06:42:24




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 Re: 135 will sputter out when choke is pressed in. in reply to Inno, 12-29-2011 20:47:27  
Inno,

I tried adjusting the needles. I'll check the to see what kind of flow I get when I get back home from TSC. I did have the carburetor rebuilt back in June but that rust on the carburetor is from fuel leaking out.

When I got it home from the shop in June it ran well and I could push the choke in but 80-90o is different than the 40oF right now.

Christos



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Trac

12-29-2011 18:10:46




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 Re: 135 will sputter out when choke is pressed in. in reply to Christos, 12-29-2011 16:11:09  
Chris i have not watched the video but running an older machine out of gas very well could have sucked in debris from gas tank. You may have to take off sediment bowl from tank it can clog the reserve pipe that flows in to glass. How much gas did you put back in? Try taking the plug out of bottom of carb and wait 2 minutes and see if gas flow stops



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