Posted by Tom Turco on July 25, 2009 at 20:20:45 from (192.148.105.4):
Timothy S. Eagan said: (quoted from post at 15:41:13 06/25/09) My 1941 Farmall H Does not want to start after being idol over the winter. Found that Starter switch was bad and replaced. Then tried to start and found that engine would fire for about 5-10 seconds or as long as I kept the starter engaged. Will take off and run for more that 10 seconds. Is it an electrical or carburetor problem?
Well I would suggest first when ever you shut down the tractor close the fuel supply off the l shaped handle on the sed bowl under the gas tank. I always put fuel stab in my tanks over the winter all gas engines lawn mower back up gen ect any 4 stroke motor I use some stuff called SEA FOAM When you resatrt open fuel supply up wait a few mins choke it and should run providing all the wiring is correct. Your running prob sounds like a goffed up wiring connection or connections Need to know the system I have a 45 H mag system with cutout. My tractor starts in less than one crank. E mail me some details and I will try to help TOM
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