Posted by Loving John Deere on August 18, 2012 at 22:18:44 from (209.193.103.104):
I just bought a 2cyl gas handstart John Deere model B. I am not sure on the year. It"s in pretty rough shape. The manifold is cracked and brittle, the rimstires need to be replaced and it looks like it needs a lot of work on the fuel system (carb rebuild, sediment bowl clean, etc). I was hoping I could get some advice on where to start working on it. When it comes time to try to start it, I would at least like to hear a couple of pops from the old girl. Also, this is my first flywheel start tractor I have bought. I am not sure on how to position the petcocks, feelinglooking for the right position in the flywheel. Thanks!!
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