Posted by Ji Case 35172 on April 29, 2018 at 17:16:49 from (97.116.93.51):
Now I would ask this on the Case side but I just need any help. I have a Case Sc and it has absolutely no power. I have rebuilt the carburetor, put new exhaust manifold gaskets on it, changed the plugs and nothing no power still. Then I realized it had a broken valve spring so I changed that and adjusted the valves and still no power at all. It runs fine but anytime you get any load on it, it just dies. I was doing a compression test on it so I took one of the plugs and plug wires out and it started running so I unplugged another spark plug wire to get it to stop and it still wouldn’t I had to take all four wires off to get it to stop. I really don’t have a clue at this point I think it might be the governor but I was planning on selling it soon and thats a big job so I’m wondering if it’s worth it or if I should just part it out. I have done just about everything and it just has no power. Thanks for any help.
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