Posted by tonyof757 on November 08, 2019 at 08:32:06 from (173.92.111.39):
Hello I recently noticed more smoke coming from my pipe . It always smoked a little when you first start it and depending on the weather it would kind of dissapear after you ran it for about 5 to 10 minutes . Although the weather has changed to colder and i have not ran it in a cuple weeks while getting my cylinder fixed it should not put out this thick lighter looking white smoke. A little history ... I have never changed the plugs, air filter, or added any gas treatment or oil additives. I did change the oild once about a year or so ago but I do not use this tractor much. There is one spark lug wire with a chack in it but i do not believe it jumps spark. Reason I never changed plugs or wires was because i did not know if i could find a match at auto zone or whatever you kind folks recommend. it runs good. its a gas engine. at times you can hear a lower knock but it may just sound like that . My question is what direction would you take to improve this smoking . I have a choke button that pulls out i use to help start it and i have a gravity fed gas line that i am going to switch to a 12 fuel pump soon thanks oh and this is a gas engine .
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