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Re: 1944 John Deere B poor running engine
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Posted by buickanddeere on January 03, 2004 at 08:44:16 from (64.10.41.170):
In Reply to: 1944 John Deere B poor running engine posted by dan dysinger on January 03, 2004 at 07:56:12:
If the spark plugs are Champion or are resitor, hurl them into the trash. Use solid core ignition wires. Idle speed has to be 600 rpm,the coolant at 180+F and intake manifold hot for any chance to run on two cylinders at idle. A simplex carbed two cylinder barely runs on two cylinders at idle at the best of times. That's why Mother Deere used a duplex carb in the numbered series. If the carb throttle shaft,throttle plate is worn or any vacuum leaks it's even worse. With that compression she sounds like a all-fuel or worn gasser.
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