Re: Battery Charge

Posted by Bob M on March 26, 2007 at 10:46:41 from (151.190.254.108):

In Reply to: Re: Battery Charge posted by Henry C on March 26, 2007 at 08:34:08:

Henry - If the tractor runs OK once it starts, flooding while cranking comes from using too much choke.

Unless it's below about 60 deg, a properly adjusted H will generally start with no choke whatsover. Of if it does need choking just a quick pull and return of the choke rod while the engine is being cranked will get it going.

Now if the carburetor drips with the engine STOPPED that's a different story! Something's wrong with the float or float needle valve - time to go inside the carb for a look.

Incidentally the shutoff valve at the sediment bulb should be used only to shut off the fuel when putting the tractor away, or to remove/clean the sediment bulb. And even the shutoff does leak it will not cause flooding, etc of the carburetor.

Replies:

• Re: Battery Charge Henry C 10:59:22 03/26/07 (2)
  • Re: Battery Charge Bob M 12:27:02 03/26/07 (1)
    • Re: Battery Charge Henry C 12:32:17 03/26/07 (0)

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