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Re: Ford 8N won't stay running
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Posted by george whitlow on November 27, 2000 at 22:51:47 from (216.78.135.51):
In Reply to: Ford 8N won't stay running posted by Dale on September 06, 1999 at 16:54:59:
first of all, you may want to get a massey tractor. a nearly new one. but if you insist. this time you have a hole in your float. a small hole in the float inside the carberator. the float acts like the float inside the tolet. it has a hole in the float and gass is filling up the float. you need a carburator kit and make darn sure they change out the float. when the float floats, gas comes into the carburator. if the float fills up with gas, it sinks and the gas is shut off.
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