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Re: Tractor Quits After 20 Seconds
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Posted by Jeff Oliver on April 22, 2005 at 20:25:33 from (70.97.236.94):
In Reply to: Tractor Quits After 20 Seconds posted by JKC on April 22, 2005 at 19:15:41:
Might try checking the carb again and making sure that all of the holes and things are clear. It doesn"t take but one piece of trash to mess it all up. Also check the float level and make sure it is right, might be cutting off the fuel early then opening back up as it dies. WE had a M-H Pony doing that and we wound up going through the carb 3 times before it got all clean. One other thing. check and make darn sure there are no kinks in your fule line, been there done that one too.....
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