Posted by farmerwannabe on December 25, 2012 at 10:25:46 from (184.21.162.111):
Hi all. Been a long time, including a couple of tractors and one long-term relationship. Newly-married (first and only time!) and just bought a 40-acre farm with a nice, established 20 (or so) acre hay field. Put a pasture high-tensile fence up for the mules/donkeys/horses and put a new metal roof on the barn (lot of work for just buying it in August.
Glad to be back on here with you all. Missed it a lot. Now, for my issue...we have a Farmall H that has been previously converted to a 12-volt. Start, idles, charges great. Recently, it seems to have developed the habit of sputtering when it gets under load for a short time. If I stop and let it "catch up" with itself, it runs great, including for the first few seconds of having a load on it, then it starts to sputter. I'm wondering if it's a fuel or a possible governor issue? Any ideas on where to start?
Thanks, as always, to Old and everyone else. Glad to see some familiar names on here.
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