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Re: Tractor Broke Down (Again) - Need Diagnosis
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Posted by Christos on April 04, 2006 at 22:39:12 from (130.108.236.146):
In Reply to: Tractor Broke Down (Again) - Need Diagnosis posted by Christos on April 04, 2006 at 21:57:30:
Sorry - I forgot posting the model, its Massey-Ferguson 135 Deluxe Gas. I'm sorry I forgot its been a long day...as for gas out the carb - I tried the screw that has the spring on it and cranked nothing. I didn't have my pocket tool on me at the time before I left as it was too dark to unscrew the bleeder at the bottom of the carberator bowl and I was starting to get tired (College is 1.5 hours away from home where the tractor is and I-70s a bear to drive at night.) When I was cranking it I could smell fuel if that helps - the next time block I have to work on this thing is Thursday and i'd be leaving right after work. The fuel filter is brand new that was replaced 2.5 weeks ago after the valve gasket fiasco was dealt with. Christos
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