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Re: Re: Re: Time to start asking 460 questions
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Posted by riverbend on July 19, 2004 at 16:43:08 from (208.160.34.130):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Time to start asking 460 questions posted by Kelly C on July 18, 2004 at 21:04:18:
I don't know about the heat riser, but the advance weights and springs are under the plate that the points mount on. When you look at them, it will be obvious if there is a problem A compression test is not a bad idea. When my H missed at idle, it was bad valves, it did fine when opening the throttle. Could your emulsion tube (metering nozzle on an H) in the carb be plugged up ? If the tractor was left sitting with gas in the tank, the fuel residue would be down around the main jet / metering nozzle. The idle circuit would probably be high enough to be okay.
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