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Hey Cowman Have an F20 question for you
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Posted by Jonesy on March 17, 2004 at 20:02:21 from (64.136.26.225):
F20 carb was pouring gas out so I decided to rebiuld it. Bead blasted it and clead all the passages and installed a new kit hoping to fix the problem. Put it back on the tractor and the same thing occurs. It acts like a sunk float but its not the case. Float is good and doesnt seem to be hung up. Float height is good @ 1 50/64. Now the tractor is on steel and has parade rings on the back giving it a "raked" angle nose down. Could this affect the float level??. I removed the choke housing to see where the gas was coming from and it was the main nozzle. THis thing wont start cause I think it just floads out and when I do get lucky enough to get it to fire it wont stay running long. Any ideas.
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