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Re: Super A won't start - HELP!!!!!!
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Posted by Mark in TN on December 31, 2005 at 12:45:32 from (68.114.166.197):
In Reply to: Re: Super A won't start - HELP!!!!!! posted by El Toro on December 31, 2005 at 06:12:24:
El Toro you were RIGHT!!! I'm ashamed to admit it, but it was 180 off and she fired right up! Since I didn't have anyone to help me this morning I put a compression tester on No.1 spark plug hole and turned the motor until the gauge moved and then lined the mark on the flywheel up with clutch housing. I couldn't believe my eyes when I popped the distributor cap off and saw the rotor pointing at No.4! I still can't believe I did that. Thanks to you and everyone who replied the Super A is running again!!! It will only run at full choke and dies when choke is off, plus I've got a bad oil leak at the oil filter case. The bolt bottoms out before it can put pressure on the case housing. When I bought the tractor it had 3 big washers at the top but still leaked at the top. I put the seal in at the bottom of the filter housing and a couple o rings at the top of the bolt but leaks bad when tractor is running. I only let it run about 5 seconds. It's cloudy and about 45 here in TN. I wished we would get some snow because we have not had a one to speak of in about 3 years. Thanks again to everyone who replied.
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