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Posted by merv. on September 20, 2006 at 18:35:03 from (75.6.163.88):
In Reply to: Re: Carburetor posted by russ hamm on September 20, 2006 at 16:03:55:
Russ.. don't stop with the suggestions. I went through everything that we talked about. The plug wires and spark plugs did help. The tractor fired up, on the first crank. But ran out of primer fuel. I removed the carburetor and took it apart, the brass float has a big hole in it. And there were no gaskets in the carburetor. Someone just used some sort of gasket sealer. I found a kit for my carburetor through international dealer. Your suggestions and comments are greatly appreciated. If all else fails, I will definitely try to pull started. I do believe once the carburetors repaired, and now that everything is set correctly. I will have no problem starting the tractor. I will keep you updated.
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