Posted by old on July 24, 2019 at 10:36:32 from (67.142.112.124):
So I went out to grade my driveway and I got about half way out and it started to spit and sputter and back fire out the carb. Choking did help some but still not able to keep it running. So I walked back to the hose and got the IH584 and hooked it up to pull it back home. I figured since the boy was with me I'd show him how to drive the 584 and I'd work the grader while being pull by him. Fun it seemed to do a better job of grading when being pulled then it does on it own power. On it own power many times it hits a hard area and then spins out. But being pulled by the bigger tractor only time we had a spin out was then the loader bucket had blew down and was dragging at the same time I was grading.
Took the sediment bowl assembly off this morning and found a leave in the inlet down pipe. Got it out plus since it did not have a stand pipe I made one so it is not sucking right off the bottom of the tank. Should be good to go now
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