Posted by Fullers Farmalls on November 27, 2011 at 18:16:56 from (72.77.110.98):
Been at school since September and got home for Thanksgiving to work around the house and do some pheasant hunting. Got the brakes on my Super M dialed in to perfect. Both sides are in great shape and adjusted to stop her really nice. I decided to pass on the H and the corn picker. It was a good deal but I cant be spending any more money. Finally the questions. My H is still really hard to start. I did put a new ground wire that was 0 gauge and it helped with the starting some. I'm getting smoke out of my carb after a couple revolutions. It will catch like its going to start then stop and shoot some smoke out of the carb. Any ideas of what to look for? I checked my timing. The magneto is firing at TDC of the number 1 piston. Valves? Thanks for any and all input.
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