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farmall h needs help again??
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Posted by derek on October 04, 2001 at 18:31:37 from (12.30.224.17):
my h had a vaccum leak.turns out the manifold was shot.replaced and put new gaskets on.purred like a kitten that night. the next mornin i went to start it and it would start . just pissed gas out of the carb. pulle a plug and it gets about 3 weak sparks then stops no matter how long you crank it.the kill switch is real hard to pull out and i think it may be that.however i had a man go through my magneto. he set the rotar just a touch off and it ran rough . he said it needed a valve job but i settled that with him lkater on. could he have screwed up my point i dont think he new what he was doing.i realy got to figure this out its my main work tractor . my father has a john deere a but i would be caught dead driving it . HELP!!
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