G6 at Snook, TX
Well-known Member
About two weeks ago we had 5 inches of snow in central Texas. I heard it was coming and I hooked up my back blade and pushed snow around like I was living in the Midwest or other snowy climates. I was mostly just messing around.
Anyhow, I do have a question for you fellows who live in states that get warm or hot in the summer and can get cold in the winter. I.E. Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, etc. The question is, how much do you adjust the main needle from the summer to the winter? 1/4 turn, 1/8? I was "working" at 32* and had to adjust from my warm setting for the tractor to run right. Honestly, I doubt I ever plow snow again around here, but it was fun and the carburetor adjustment question presented itself to me for the first time since 99% of the time the tractor works in temperatures at or above 60* and normally 75* or greater.
Thanks.
Anyhow, I do have a question for you fellows who live in states that get warm or hot in the summer and can get cold in the winter. I.E. Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, etc. The question is, how much do you adjust the main needle from the summer to the winter? 1/4 turn, 1/8? I was "working" at 32* and had to adjust from my warm setting for the tractor to run right. Honestly, I doubt I ever plow snow again around here, but it was fun and the carburetor adjustment question presented itself to me for the first time since 99% of the time the tractor works in temperatures at or above 60* and normally 75* or greater.
Thanks.
