Posted by Nicholas C on May 06, 2022 at 12:29:02 from (67.243.117.106):
In Reply to: starting my tractor posted by Nicholas C on May 05, 2022 at 13:17:18:
Hi everyone. Certainly some good suggestions here. Thank you. I went out to the garage this afternoon and after recalling some of these threads, decided to try a few different things to start my tractor. Cracked open the throttle about 1/3 and full choke after turning on the gas. Turned it over 3-4 times, nothing. Just cracked the throttle a little and no choke. Maybe 2-3 turns and it popped. Made a few adjustments and it started. I think it likes to have the throttle opened slightly and no choke. I thought that was very unusual seeing how it's a completely cold engine. Once it started and idled, I gave it a little more throttle and some choke. Once I got the rpm's to where I liked, I opened the choke all the way. I'm going to try this method again tomorrow and see what happens. As mentioned in a thread, these tractors are individual and have their own little quirkiness to them. It's just finding what that is. I did learn that you really have to have patience in warming these up, at least mine, before moving it. The previous owner also told me this. As a little side note, I bought a repair manual and parts book for my tractor. I always like to learn about them, how they work, before I bother anyone. I was interested in the carb. adjustment. The manual outlined this procedure real well. If I understand it, you know it's simple. At this time, I don't have an interest in adjusting the carb. I just want to drive the tractor, have fun with it, and we'll see where this takes me. Many thanks to all, Nicholas C.
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