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Posted by Ralph on July 29, 2001 at 04:38:12 from (64.20.91.114):
In Reply to: Farmall MD posted by Charles S on July 29, 2001 at 02:42:54:
Charles: Sounds like it's out of adjustment or needs repair. Yes the lever should latch forward to start on gasoline(diesel off). It has a manual choke and electrical switch for on/off. Once started , allow to warm up. Once warmed enough, pull back lever and QUICKLY open diesel part way. (This gives less smoke than opening diesel first) Buying a manual is $$ well spent. The factory stated warm up period was expected to be 600 rpm's or one minute with a new engine and at a standard engineering-day which is 59 degrees. Used engines will vary. Hope that's all that's needed to get you going. ralph
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