Posted by TEXAN Connection on May 22, 2014 at 16:22:22 from (65.111.51.146):
My 1964 cub has a bit of a fuel problem, it will be mowing along fine then start missing a bit, like fuel starving. happens mostly when i get in a heavy grass spot, but wont come back after I get out of it. have to get it back to the shed working the chock in and out, or full chock., Iv notice when it does this its getting air bubbles into the sediment bowl from the tank, While running) and if you look in the tank with a flash light, its really blowing bubbles from the petcock inlet. I usually blow it back into the tank through the line and clean the little port with the 3/8 nut on the side of the carb and it goes along just fine again for a hour or so. wondering if any one has a clue to the problem..
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