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Posted by Jerry on December 19, 2003 at 17:01:01 from (67.28.26.108):
I am so close to getting my little plow tractor running I can taste it, but I am puzzled once more.
(Thanks Chris C. for clearing up my mystery about the steering box grease leak. It was the freeze plug.)
I have taken off and cleaned my gas tank (where I found a nice piece of something blocking the fuel flow in the glass), taken off and rebuilt my carb., and now am getting no pop when I turn over my 300U.
I am wondering if my good hearted helper may have moved the distributor and the timing is off. Fuel flow is there, and the carb does need adjusting, but I need it to start and run first.
It has a new coil, wires, plugs, and ignition switch.
Is there something I might have done with the governor when putting the carb back on? The throttle seems to be more springy.
Any thoughts on what steps to take are appreciated very much!
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