Posted by Steve in VA on May 28, 2016 at 15:30:59 from (72.73.42.197):
To start, it took about 2 hours to prep the old bush hog including welding. Hooked to the old JD 1020 and started cutting. About 30 minutes in, I hit a big clod of soil near a ditch and the bush hog spun down and the JD died. Wouldn't restart. It was pretty warm and smelling fuel I figure its flooded. Enough. This morning after breakfast I tried it and it hit a few licks and died with the smell of gas. Got ready to tackle the carb but decided to test the electrical and the coil wire to the distributor was loose. Couldn't believe it. Pressed it back on and off to the races. Air-fuel-spark. Dodged a bullet there I guess.
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