Re: trouble

Posted by ed1 on July 13, 2007 at 09:41:25 from (198.185.164.128):

In Reply to: trouble posted by Farm All Newbie on July 13, 2007 at 08:02:38:

Sounds like fuel. All you have is a tank, glass bowel, line and carb.

Starting with the easiest things first like the little girl who said to the truck driver stuck under the bridge - why dont you let the air out of your tires which reduced the height of the truck and got him unstuck

Do you have enough gas and is the valve under the tank all the way open.

Ok assuming that wasn't your problem

Disconnect the fuel line from the carb and let it run into a can. Good Flow Yes/No ???

If YES, check the carb adjustments richen up the fuel mixture but If its the carb and no one touched the stetings it's rebuild time - or you could just clean it up yourself as it's probably some crud that needs to be blown out.

If NO, remove the gas cap as sometimes the fuel cap's vent gets clogged and will stop the flow. If no flow after the cap is off then remove the glass sediment bowel under the gas tank and clean it our. With an air hose blow out the gas line then reinstall the bowel and blow out the line again. Becareful - not too much pressure.

Do you have flow? if yes reconnect the fuel line to the carb and start r up.

In not remove the fuel line and bowel assy from the tank their is a plug of crud somewhere that needs to be removed.

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