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I think I'd also go with the side mount, but one thing to check though, I had a 801 Ford tractor that I bought that was just rebuilt before I got it and I think had it not been down hill to load on the trailer I don't think I would have got it on the trailer. Then when I got it home I could not get it started to get it off the rented trailer, I ended up pushing it off by hand. A few weeks went by until I got a chance to trry and get it going, when I did no luck, I tried everything, rebuilding the carb, changing coil, almost to the point of giving up. I took one plug out at a time to check for spark, when I had the first three out believe it or not the tractor started ,running on only one plug. I later discovered that the plugs wires were in the wrong rotation. I put them in the right order and started it up it ran reasonable, with a little bit of a miss. A friend came over and we started it up and he discovered the reason it was missing was that two of the plugs were dead, not firing, wet , other two dry. Changed the plugs with some old one's that I had laying around , it ran perfect. Went down got new plugs , never looked back. Check to make sure all the plugs are good
working order. You might just be lucky to find that is all the problem.
Good luck Stan
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